Aspial Lifestyle (5UF) Corporate presentation summary
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Corporate presentation summary
26 Oct, 2026Business overview
Investment holding business spans retail, pawnbroking and secured lending, with brands including Lee Hwa, Goldheart, Maxi-Cash, Niessing, Dr.Pajak and BIGFUNDR.
Retail offers new and pre-owned jewellery and branded merchandise; pawnbroking provides collateralised micro-loans, while secured lending serves overseas borrowers and Singapore investors.
Retail
Lee Hwa, founded in 1970, has 8 Singapore boutiques; milestones include introducing white gold in Singapore in 1996 and becoming the exclusive Singapore distributor for De Beers Forevermark in 2010.
Goldheart has 23 Singapore boutiques and online sales via Lazada, Shopee and i-Changi; Aspial acquired the brand in 2005.
Maxi-Cash, founded in 2008, has 47 retail locations and sells jewellery and branded merchandise through stores and e-commerce channels.
Niessing’s product, brand and distribution strategies emphasize Bauhaus design, German manufacture, sustainability and a five-pillar international distribution model.
Pawnbroking
Pawnbroking loans are collateralised, with Singapore interest capped at 1.5% per month; accepted collateral includes gold and diamond jewellery, branded bags and timepieces.
Maxi-Cash was the first publicly listed pawnbroker on SGX Catalist in 2012 and operates a Singapore network of strategically located stores.
Digital services include the Maxi-Cash App, launched in 2018, and PayNow payouts for pawning and trade-in services since 2022.
Dr.Pajak operates 16 stores in Malaysia, including a drive-through concept.
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