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An empire built over four generations.

A family torn apart in just a few years.
A $300 million corporate war that changed Singapore’s business landscape forever.

In today’s documentary, we uncover the shocking true story behind Yeo Hiap Seng — the iconic brand behind Singapore and Malaysia’s beloved drinks: chrysanthemum tea, soybean milk, and grass jelly.

What began as a humble soy sauce factory in Fujian grew into a regional powerhouse. But behind the success was a family divided by ambition, betrayal, and bitter infighting. As cousins and siblings battled in courtrooms, two of Asia’s sharpest property tycoons quietly circled the company… and eventually took it from right under them.

This is the dramatic rise and fall of the Yeo family.
And the cautionary tale every family business needs to hear.

In this documentary, you’ll learn:
How Yeo Hiap Seng became one of Asia’s most innovative beverage companies
The internal power struggles that fractured the Yeo family
The failed U.S. expansion and disastrous investments that sparked the feud
How Ng Teng Fong and Quek Leng Chan launched a full takeover battle
Why the family ultimately lost their billion-dollar legacy
And how the brand survives today — without the Yeos

Whether you're into business documentaries, Asian history, or family drama, this is one of the most unbelievable corporate stories in Southeast Asia.

⏱️ CHAPTERS

00:00 – Introduction
00:48 – The Origin of the Yeo Empire
03:06 – Building Singapore’s Iconic Beverage Brand
04:52 – Innovation, Expansion, and the Golden Era
06:36 – Alan Yeo’s Ambitious Vision
08:15 – The Cracks Begin to Show
11:52 – The Tycoons Move In
13:33 – The $300 Million Takeover Battle
14:28 – How the Yeos Lost Everything
15:52 – What Remains of the Yeo Legacy
18:03 – Lessons from a Family Empire Lost

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