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Cordlife Group Limited Announces Changes to the Composition of Board and the Board Composition - Vimarsana News

Cordlife Group Limited Announces Changes to the Composition of Board and the Board Composition

The Board of Directors of Cordlife Group Limited informed that, in view of the changes to the Board following the Company's annual general meeting held on 14 May 2024, the Board has undertaken a...

Cordlife retains Chen Xiaoling on board after arrest - Vimarsana News

Cordlife retains Chen Xiaoling on board after arrest

Cordlife director Chen Xiaoling was arrested for potential disclosure breaches related to irregular temperatures in a company cryogenic storage tank.

Source: sbr.com.sg
Cordlife announces arrest of one more director amid investigations into mishandling of cord blood units - Vimarsana News

Cordlife announces arrest of one more director amid investigations into mishandling of cord blood units

SINGAPORE: Another Cordlife director has been arrested amid investigations into the company's mishandling of cord blood units. According to a bourse filing on Sunday (May 19), Ms Chen Xiaoling,

Cordlife directors file court application against company to cancel private placement - Vimarsana News

Cordlife directors file court application against company to cancel private placement

Pending hearing this application, an interim injunction was granted by the High Court on April 19. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Cordlife files police report against former employees for potential wrongdoings - Vimarsana News

Cordlife files police report against former employees for potential wrongdoings

It is in connection with the Tank A incident, where around 2,200 cord blood units were damaged. Read more at straitstimes.com.