Amala Foods Plc
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JE00BG12QT70
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- CEO
- Thomas Edward Sumner
- Full Time Employees
- 3
- Sector
- Technology services
- Industry
- Packaged software
- Address
- Pigneaux Farmhouse St. Saviour JE United Kingdom JE2 7UD
- IPO Date
- Aug 2, 2018
- Website
- amalafoodsplc.com
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- Amala Foods Plc operates as a Jersey-based shell company focused on identifying and acquiring companies, businesses or assets. Incorporated in 2016 and headquartered at Pigneaux Farmhouse, Princes Tower Road, St Saviour, Jersey JE2 7UD, the company previously engaged in food technology by producing and distributing processed plant-based food products including amala pepperoni, breakfast sausage patty and related items under the Eat Amala brand. It maintains a minimal operational footprint with three employees and no current revenue from core activities. In recent developments, Amala Foods signed a Share Purchase Agreement in late 2024 with Singapore-based Healthcare Medical Plus Pte Ltd for a reverse takeover, under which selling shareholders receive £8 million in shares contingent on performance targets such as USD 1 million EBITDA by March 2028; the deal values the shell at £2.5 million pre-placing and targets admission to the Equity Shares Commercial Company category of the Official List. The company entered a standstill agreement with creditor Riverfort in October 2025 extending repayment deadlines to October 2026, secured a £100,000 interest-free convertible loan from investor Philip Reid maturing August 2026 with Reid's son Sam joining as a non-executive director, and seeks £250,000 additional funding plus similar creditor arrangements amid debt obligations while pursuing acquisition opportunities. Formerly known as BigDish Plc, Amala Foods operates in the financial services shell companies sector with ongoing engagement with the Financial Conduct Authority for regulatory approvals.