Singapore’s Sun Venture buys remaining 30% stake to take full ownership of PSGourmet
SINGAPORE-based investment firm Sun Venture has fully acquired PSGourmet – the parent of restaurant chain PS.Cafe – for an undisclosed sum, following a previous report that it was considering a deal to buy over the remaining shares it did not own in the company.
The directors of the PSGourmet group – Richard Chamberlain, Peter Teo and Philip Chin – transferred their remaining shares to SV Petit, a holding company owned by Sun Venture, on Oct 17, according to documents seen by The Business Times. Chamberlain, Teo and Chin each held 30,082 ordinary shares with a paid-up capital of about S$58.8 million.
Sun Venture previously owned 70 per cent of PSGourmet through SV Petit, which was incorporated in February 2021.
BT is now on Telegram!
For daily updates on weekdays and specially selected content for the weekend. Subscribe to t.me/BizTimes
SMEs
Sun rising for Singapore businesses breaking into Japan market
One in three Singapore SMEs expect AI to replace or take over jobs: survey
Fintech KPay aims to triple Singapore merchant base, double local workforce
Singapore SMEs in contractionary mode for fifth straight quarter: OCBC
B2K’s second-generation leaders paw a new path in pet products
Finding a growth vector with digital solutions