Tinna Rubber B.V. Dissolved; No Financial Impact Reported
Tinna Rubber B.V., a non-operational overseas subsidiary of Tinna Rubber and Infrastructure Limited, has been voluntarily wound up and dissolved effective February 28, 2025. The subsidiary had Nil turnover and Nil net worth, with no financial impact reported on the parent company.
The subsidiary was non-operational and contributed no revenue or net worth, thus its dissolution has a negligible impact on the company's overall business and financial standing.
The dissolution of a non-operational subsidiary with no financial contribution does not have a material positive or negative impact on the company's financial performance or outlook.
Tinna Rubber and Infrastructure Limited has announced the voluntary winding up and dissolution of its non-operational overseas wholly owned subsidiary, Tinna Rubber B.V., domiciled in Amsterdam, Netherlands. The subsidiary's operations could not be initiated, and it has been dissolved effective February 28, 2025, as confirmed by a certificate of liquidation from the Netherlands Chamber of Commerce.
According to the disclosure, Tinna Rubber B.V. contributed Nil to the turnover and Nil to the net worth of the listed entity, as it remained non-operational since its inception. The company has stated that the transaction does not fall under related party transactions, and there was no agreement for sale or consideration received as the entity underwent voluntary winding up and liquidation. The legal entity ceased to exist from February 28, 2025, with its dissolution registered on August 07, 2025.
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