Radiant World controversies
Controversies tied to this brand in public sources. A listing is not a finding of fault.
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2026
Incomlend sues Radiant World and founder in Singapore for over US$34 million
Lawsuit filed
Incomlend, a Singapore-based invoice financing platform, filed a High Court suit on August 24, 2026 seeking more than US$34 million from iron ore trader Radiant World and its founder Pinkesh Nahar. Tanas Capital managing director Amit Sharma was also named as a defendant. The case is listed as "tort of deceit conspiracy by unlawful means."
Source excerpt
The case against Radiant World is listed as “tort of deceit conspiracy by unlawful means”, a civil cause of action where a misrepresentation has been made and the victim is seeking to recover losses.
Radiant World and its founder are being sued in Singapore’s High Court by a local trade-finance firm
Incomlend, a platform that provides invoice financing, is seeking more than US$34 million from the company and founder Pinkesh Nahar, a court document filed on Monday (Aug 24) showed.