• Raffles Interior received a July 17 letter from controlling shareholder Zheng Nenghuan’s Cayman counsel, challenging directors’ authority during an independent probe.
• Board said it will press ahead with an independent forensic investigation into Zheng, plus internal control review, audits, outstanding financial results.
• Directors warned the letter could undermine investigation independence, delay resumption work, raise risk of a prolonged trading halt.
• Shares have been suspended since April 1, 2026; exchange can cancel the listing if trading does not resume by Sept. 30, 2027.

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