Only a small minority of Hyflux investors had used their Central Provident Fund (CPF) savings to buy shares in the troubled water treatment company.
CPF members held less than 3 per cent of Hyflux ordinary shares and less than 3 per cent of its preference shares, said a CPF Board spokesman on Tuesday.
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