Singapore court moves to seize Capital A’s assets in dispute
A Singapore court has ordered the seizure of assets held by Capital A's Move Digital unit to enforce an arbitration award related to a shareholder dispute. Capital A shares dropped significantly following the news, and the company plans to challenge the seizure.
Why it matters
The legal dispute poses financial risks to Capital A and highlights the complexities of enforcing international arbitration rulings.
Share Seizure notice targets Big Pay and Teleport stakes held by Capital A unit Move Digital under arbitration ruling enforcement. Capital A shares fell as much as 6% on Wednesday, their steepest drop since late March. (EPA Images pic) SINGAPORE : A Singapore court has moved to seize stakes in fintech firm Big Pay and logistics unit Teleport held by Capital A Bhd’s Move Digital Sdn Bhd to enforce an arbitration award stemming from a shareholder dispute. The sheriff of the supreme court of Singapore had issued a notice of seizure to enforce a partial arbitration award requiring Move Digital to buy the Big Pay shares held by Christopher Davison and Navin Rajagopalan for a combined US$14.7 million, Capital A said in a filing to the Kuala Lumpur bourse late Tuesday.
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