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Information on JS Vietnam Holdings. Pte Ltd JS Vietnam Holdings Pte Ltd was incorporated under the laws of Singapore on 10 July 2012. The company has an issued and paid-up share capital of USD1,000,000 consisting of 1,000,000 ordinary shares which are credited as fully paid-up. JS Vietnam Holdings Pte Ltd is principally involved in providing online job and marketing advertisement services. Subsequent to the completion of the Proposed Acquisition of JS Vietnam Holdings Pte Ltd, JS Vietnam Holdings Pte Ltd will be a wholly owned subsidiary of XxxXxxxxx.xxx Pte Ltd. The summary of directors’ and shareholders’ shareholdings information is as follows: < ---------- Direct -----------> < -------- Indirect > Directors/ Shareholders No. of ordinary No. of ordinary shares % held shares % held Director(s) Suresh A/L Xxxxxxxxxxx - - - - Xx Xxx Par Lionel - - - - Shareholder(s) XxxXxxxxx.xxx Pte Ltd 810,000 81.00 - - Xxxxxx Xxxxx Xxx 190,000 19.00 - - Total 1,000,000 100.00 - - Key financial information The summary of the financial information of JS Vietnam Holdings Pte Ltd based on the audited financial statements of JS Vietnam Holdings Pte Ltd since its incorporation on 10 July 2012 is as follows: FYE <-----------Audited > 2012 USD Operating revenue - (LBT) (7,186) (LAT) (7,186) No. of ordinary shares 2 Gross earnings per share - (USD) Net (loss) / earnings per share (3,593) (USD) Shareholder’s funds / NA (7,184) NA per share (3,592) Current ratio (times) 0.99 Commentary:
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