Singapore's Tipsy Collective sues former directors, HR head; alleges S$14mil lost from misconduct, poor decisions


This new lawsuit follows an earlier court battle reported by ST in September 2024. - Photo: Tipsy Unicorn

SINGAPORE: The legal battle over control of home-grown hospitality group Tipsy Collective has taken another turn.

The company – now led by its majority shareholders, who gained control after a boardroom shake-up in 2024 – has filed a lawsuit against its former leadership, seeking to recover more than S$14 million in losses and damages from a string of alleged wrongful payments, mismanagement and unauthorised deletions of company records.

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