Prata chain Srisun Express faces charges over unpaid CPF contributions
The State Courts heard that the company had about $30,000 in outstanding CPF contributions.
Srisun Express Food Holding, a prata chain with five outlets across Singapore, appeared in court on September 23 to address outstanding Central Provident Fund (CPF) contributions. The company owes approximately $30,000 in unpaid CPF contributions to six of its employees, a charge sheet revealed to The Straits Times. During the court hearing, the company was given four weeks to settle the outstanding amount, with the final payment due by September 15.
The company's founder, Jayanthi Elan Govan, assured the court that the outstanding balance of $23,000 would be repaid by the deadline. She explained that the prata chain's financial situation had been challenging, with business remaining slow even after the initial recovery expected in the first half of the year. Srisun Express, established in 2014, has a paid-up capital of $100,000 and a sole shareholder. The company's financial statements, however, were not available for review at the time of the court proceedings.
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