Premium Catering (Holdings) Ltd

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About Premium Catering (Holdings)

Premium Catering (Holdings) Limited, through its subsidiary, engages in the food catering business for function, events, and workers in Singapore. It provides Halal food catering offering Indian, Bangladesh, and Chinese cuisine; and budget prepared meals to foreign workers, students, and other individuals residing in dormitories, as well foreign workers in the marine, and manufacturing industries. The company also operates a central kitchen under the Premium Catering brand name to supply budget prepared meals to foreign construction workers; and provides buffet catering services for private functions, and corporate and community events, as well as provides ancillary delivery services. The company was founded in 2012 and is based in Singapore. Premium Catering (Holdings) Limited operates as a subsidiary of Hero Global Enterprises Limited.

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Employees
40
Business address
SINGAPORE, U0
Fiscal year ends
June 30
Listed
Nasdaq · PC

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$9.40
+$0.67 (+7.67%)past year
Market cap
$30M
At close
Sep 25, 2026

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