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Soo Kee Group plans rebranding

By Wei Zhang
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Listed jewellery retailer Soo Kee Group is planning to change its name.

In a statement to shareholders, CEO and executive director Lim Yong Sheng says the company proposes to adopt the new title SK Jewellery Group.

“The group currently retails fashionable jewellery and mementoes under, amongst others, the well-established SK Jewellery brand in Singapore and abroad. As such, the board is of the view that the proposed change of name will better reflect the profile, business activities and business direction of the group,” he wrote.

“In addition, the, the proposed change of name will also allow investors and the group’s business partners to better identify and associate the company with the SK Jewellery brand.”

Shareholder approval for the change will be decided at an extraordinary general meeting of the company on April 30, following the annual meeting.

The new name has already been reserved with the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority of Singapore.

Questions & Answers

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Why is Soo Kee Group changing its name?

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The company believes the new name will better reflect its profile, business activities, and future direction. It also aims to help investors and partners identify the company more closely with its SK Jewellery brand.

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What will the new company name be?

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The company proposes to adopt the name SK Jewellery Group. This name has already been reserved with the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority of Singapore.

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When will shareholders vote on the name change?

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Shareholder approval for the name change will be decided at an extraordinary general meeting on April 30. This meeting will take place directly after the company's annual meeting.

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