No Signboard snags rescue funding ahead of moratorium hearing
The Straits Times Business News
May 26, 2022 8:14 AMSINGAPORE (THE BUSINESS TIMES) – Ahead of its moratorium hearings on Thursday (May 26), No Signboard Holdings announced a lifeline by an unnamed investor who has agreed to invest up to $5 million into the debt-ridden restaurant operator.
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