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Republic of Singapore Government Gazette · 09 Sep 2026 · 1 vistas

High Court orders winding up of Bloem Care under judicial management

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High Court orders winding up of Bloem Care under judicial management

The General Division of the High Court of the Republic of Singapore has ordered the winding up of Bloem Care Pte. Ltd. (under judicial management), a company registered under Singapore UEN No. 201835896E. The winding up order was made on 2 September 2026 under Case No. HC/CWU 225/2026, and the notice was first published in the Republic of Singapore Government Gazette on 9 September 2026 at 5 pm.

The order was issued in the matter of Section 125(1)(e) of the Insolvency, Restructuring and Dissolution Act 2018, the statutory basis under which the court may wind up a company that is already under judicial management. The proceedings were brought by the company’s joint and several judicial managers, who acted as claimants against the company as defendant.

The appointed liquidators

The court has appointed two liquidators to administer all affairs of the company and to receive creditors’ claims:

  • Luke Anthony Furler (FIN No. G5487201T)
  • Tan Kim Han (NRIC No. S8980050A)

Both liquidators act in their capacities as joint and several judicial managers of Bloem Care Pte. Ltd. and are based at Trident Capital Advisors (SG) Pte. Limited, care of 137 Amoy Street #02-03, Far East Square, Singapore 049965.

Creditors’ obligations

The notice directs all creditors of the company to file their proof of debt with the liquidators, who will be administering all affairs of the company as part of the winding up process. Creditors must submit their claims to the appointed liquidators at the address above.

The legal proceedings were conducted on behalf of the claimants by JWS Asia Law Corporation, the solicitors of record for the judicial managers.

Impact of the ruling

The winding up order marks the end of the judicial management phase for Bloem Care Pte. Ltd. and transfers control of the company’s affairs to the liquidators for realisation and distribution to creditors. Creditors with outstanding claims against the company should act promptly to file their proofs of debt to participate in any distribution from the estate.


Source: Republic of Singapore Government Gazette, 9 September 2026, Advertisements section (official reference: Case No. HC/CWU 225/2026, notice 26adv6846).