🚨 URGENT INVESTOR ALERT

Calls to Stop Kinnara CEO Doing the Runner as Over $10 Million in Marina Bay City Client Funds Exposed

By Lux Management

Lux Management, the controlling owners and developers of Marina Bay City, has issued an urgent warning to investors following serious concerns that the CEO of Kinnara (K-I-N-N-A-R-A) may attempt to flee or move funds offshore, as mounting evidence exposes that Kinnara has banked the majority of client funds despite contributing only a tiny fraction of actual buyers.

🔍 Audit Reveals Kinnara Contributed as Little as 10–15% of Clients

Following an internal audit and investor cross-checks, Lux Management states:

• Kinnara contributed no more than 30 clients in total prior to the buyout

• At least 50% of those were later identified as Lux-generated clients that were diverted

• Of the remaining clients, many originated from organic traffic and brand awareness driven predominantly by Lux

➡️ This leaves only 10–15 genuine Kinnara-generated clients, representing less than 15% of total project buyers

By contrast, over 85% of all buyers in Marina Bay City are confirmed Lux clients.

💰 Despite This, Kinnara Has Banked Most of the Money

Lux alleges that Kinnara has retained and controlled more than AUD $10 million in client funds, while:

• Refusing to release construction payments to Lux

• Attempting to shift construction liability onto Lux for villas that Lux was never paid to build

• Continuing to mislead clients about where their money has gone

⚖️ Lux Position Is Absolute: No Funds, No Build

Lux Management has issued an unambiguous position:

Lux will only construct villas for Lux clients.
Kinnara clients will not have villas built unless Kinnara transfers the construction funds it has banked.

This means:

• If your funds were not paid to Lux, your villa cannot be built

• Lux cannot legally or financially build villas using money it never received

🚨 Immediate Action Required from Kinnara Clients

Lux strongly urges all Kinnara clients to act immediately:

1. Confirm where your money was paid

2. Contact Lux directly to confirm whether Lux received your construction funds

If Lux confirms it has not received your funds, investors must:

• Demand an immediate refund from Kinnara, or

• Formally require Kinnara to pay the construction funds to Lux without delay

⚠️ Failure to do so places investors at extreme risk.

🌍 Growing Fear of Asset Flight

As investor scrutiny intensifies and Kinnara’s claims unravel, serious concerns are emerging that Kinnara’s CEO, Adrian Campbell, may attempt to:

• Move funds offshore

• Shift money to jurisdictions such as the Caribbean or other high-risk locations

• Or leave the jurisdiction entirely

➡️ If this occurs, Kinnara clients risk being left with no villas and no recoverable funds.

🚔 Call for Authorities and Investors to Act Now

Lux Management is calling for:

• Immediate preservation and freezing of client funds where possible

• Formal legal demands by investors

• Regulatory and law-enforcement intervention

• A halt to any further payments not made directly to Lux or its nominated entities

⚠️ Final Warning

Lux reiterates:

• If Lux does not hold the construction funds, the villa will not be built

• Any payments made to Kinnara instead of Lux place investors at severe risk

• Time is critical. Delay benefits only those holding the money

“This situation is now about protecting investors and stopping further harm before funds disappear,”
— Lux Management spokesperson

📩 Investors are urged to contact Lux Management immediately

to verify payment status and protect their position.