GS Holdings Ltd
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GS Holdings Ltd
Glance View
GS Holdings Ltd. GS Holdings Ltd. is an investment company, which engages in the provision of end-to-end cleaning services for the food and beverage industry. The firm operates various food courts/food centers and a halal eating house located in Singapore as well as a chicken rice restaurant under the Sing Swee Kee brand name. Its segments include food and beverages (F&B); branding, operations and procurement (BOP) services and investment holdings. Through its wholly owned subsidiaries, Hao Kou Wei Pte. Ltd., Rasa Sayang Village Pte. Ltd. and Sing Swee Kee Pte. Ltd., the Company is engaged in the business of operating and managing food courts, coffee shops and eating houses. The company is also involved in developing and managing new and existing F&B brands, concepts and franchises. Through the Company’s subsidiary, Wish Hospitality Holdings Private Limited, it provides BOP services to its clients in China, particularly to companies that are in the F&B and health-care industry. The BOP business offers client various services, such as branding management and operational support.
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