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Fitness studio Haus Athletics shuts outlets; operating company in liquidation

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Paige Lim

Paige Lim

Published Thu, May 11, 2023 · 04:52 PM
    • Haus Athletics first announced the closure of its OUE outlet on Apr 19, followed by the closure of its remaining Cross Street Exchange outlet on Apr 26.
    • Haus Athletics first announced the closure of its OUE outlet on Apr 19, followed by the closure of its remaining Cross Street Exchange outlet on Apr 26. PHOTO: HAUS ATHLETICS FACEBOOK PAGE

    HAUS Lifestyle, which runs fitness studio chain Haus Athletics, has been placed into creditors’ voluntary liquidation. Both its outlets, at Cross Street Exchange and OUE Downtown Gallery, have been shut down.

    Cameron Duncan and David Kim of restructuring specialist KordaMentha were appointed provisional liquidators on Apr 21, according to a creditors’ letter seen by The Business Times.

    Some 268 provisional creditors, many of them studio members, are owed S$1.8 million in total. A creditors’ meeting was held on May 9 (Tuesday).

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