A group of directors from Cordlife has initiated legal action by filing an injunction application with the High Court of Singapore to prevent the company from proceeding with its plan to issue new shares.
In response to this application,an interim injunction has been granted by the High Court on Friday (Apr 19), temporarily halting the issuance of new shares.
Cordlife had recently announced its intention to raiseS$8.2 millionthrough a private placement, involving the issuance of approximately51.2 million new ordinary shares at S$0.16 each.
The private placement agreements involve Charming Global Enterprises (CGE) and Darren Ng, a high-net-worth individual in Singapore, subscribing for a total of51.2 million shares, with CGE investingS$7.1 millionfor44.5 million shares, and Ng purchasing6.7 million sharesforS$1.1 million.
If implemented, this placement would result in a significant increase in Cordlife's share capital and ownership distribution.
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