In Liquidation - Compulsory Winding Up (Insolvency)
Juno Digital Pte. Ltd. — Compulsory winding up.
Following the order, control of the company has passed to its liquidator. Unsecured creditors rank behind liquidation costs and preferential claims such as employees' wages and CPF contributions.
Route in one line:Court order on a creditor's (or the company's) application; Official Receiver or a private liquidator takes over.How this route works →
Gazette history
Notices published
Every insolvency advertisement we matched to this UEN, oldest first, with a link to the gazetted PDF. The last entry is the usual next step.
7 Aug 2026
Winding-up application
An unpaid creditor — most often a bank, landlord or trade supplier — has asked the High Court to wind the company up. The advertisement gives the hearing date and… Gazette PDF ↗
28 Aug 2026
Winding-up order
The High Court has granted the application and ordered the company to be wound up. The notice names the liquidator (or the Official Receiver) with whom creditors should… Gazette PDF ↗
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Proofs of debt
Creditors lodge proofs with the liquidator; the liquidator realises the company's assets.
Registered office
Address and sources
Region
Central Region
12 MARINA VIEW #15-01 ASIA SQUARE TOWER 2 Singapore 018961
Unique Entity Number 201604825G belongs to Juno Digital Pte. Ltd.. Entity type: private company limited by shares. It was incorporated on 25 February 2016, about 10 years before its first insolvency notice. ACRA entity status at our last check: In Liquidation - Compulsory Winding Up (Insolvency). Court reference: HC/CWU 220/2026. The office-holder named in the notices is from KPMG Services. The Gazette notice is the authoritative record; the summary above is compiled from it.
Compiled from public Gazette notices and ACRA open data. Not an official extract; check the gazetted notice before relying on it.