Mercurius stuck in limbo with overdue audits, extended loans and delisting risk as cash dwindles to S$1,000
Summary:
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Mercurius Capital Investment has only about S$1,000 in cash and bank balances as at 31 December 2025, with net liabilities of roughly S$9.0 million (about S$3.1 million after including a S$5.95 million JV stake).
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Three convertible loans that fell due in June 2025 and a US$460,000 loan due 3 July 2025 have not been repaid; maturity has been verbally extended with lenders until completion of a proposed RTO.
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The planned liquidation of Grand Bay Hotel has been paused as the group explores an alternative exit via capital reduction, with legal and structural work still ongoing.
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FY2023 and FY2024 audits remain incomplete because outstanding audit fees have yet to be settled, delaying both AGMs and leaving the company in prolonged financial reporting default.
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Mercurius failed to sign a definitive RTO agreement by the 31 December 2025 deadline attached to its THB 25 million working-capital approval, and now “is considering its options and next steps”, including a potential voluntary delisting.
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