Creditors' voluntary

Seoulite Pte. Ltd.

UEN 202026053Z

Seoulite Pte. Ltd. (UEN 202026053Z) first appeared in the Singapore Government Gazette on 2 October 2026. Its proceedings are classified as creditors' voluntary liquidation.

Company
Seoulite Pte. Ltd.
UEN
202026053Z
Route (IRDA)
Creditors' voluntary
Latest notice
Creditors' meeting
First gazetted
2 Oct 2026
Region
Central Region
Incorporated
27 Aug 2020
ACRA status
Live Company

Seoulite Pte. Ltd. — Creditors' voluntary liquidation.

No court order was needed here: the board and shareholders put the company into liquidation themselves, and the creditors' meeting decides who acts as liquidator.

Route in one line: Directors accept the company cannot pay its way; creditors confirm the liquidator at a section 166 meeting. 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.

2 Oct 2026
Creditors' meeting
Creditors are summoned to a meeting — typically under section 166 of the IRDA — to receive the statement of affairs, confirm or replace the liquidator and, if they wish,… Gazette PDF ↗
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Realisation
The liquidator collects assets and admits claims before any dividend.
Registered office

Address and sources

Region
Central Region
62 TRAS STREET #01-01 Singapore 079001
Location

Where the company is registered

Central Region. Marker placed at region level from the ACRA postal code, not the exact address. Map © OpenStreetMap, © CARTO.

Case summary

About this case

The entity behind this record, Seoulite Pte. Ltd., carries UEN 202026053Z. Entity type: exempt private company limited by shares. It was incorporated on 27 August 2020, about 6 years before its first insolvency notice. ACRA entity status at our last check: Live Company. 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.

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