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Crystal Jade holding companies in S’pore, Hong Kong placed under receivership

This comes amid several restaurant closures in Singapore in 2026.

Crystal Jade, a restaurant group, has had its holding companies in Singapore and Hong Kong placed under receivership, according to advisory firm Kroll. Kroll is currently reviewing the financial and operational affairs of the group. Receivership typically involves an independent party taking control of a company's assets, often due to its inability to meet financial obligations.

Kroll appointed representatives as receivers over Crystal Jade Culinary Concepts Holding, which is incorporated in Singapore, and Crystal Jade Culinary Concepts Holding (Great China), which is incorporated in Hong Kong.

The representatives are conducting a review of the group's financial and operational affairs, aiming to assess strategic options for stabilizing the business and preserving value. Stakeholders will be consulted regarding potential restructuring, as needed. In Singapore, the group recently closed its outlets at The Clementi Mall, Jurong Point, and Great World, increasing its total number of shuttered outlets in 2026 to five.

The group currently has about 13 outlets in operation in Singapore, as listed on its website. Kroll stated that key members of Crystal Jade's management team will continue to oversee the restaurant operations. Customers can still enjoy the dining experience at Crystal Jade restaurants, the advisory firm added.

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