Ballarat Residential Home Builder Enters Voluntary Administration – The Spy Who Billed Me

A residential home builder based in Ballarat has recently entered voluntary administration after nearly three decades in the industry. The company, Bond Homes, had a team of 20 full-time staff who have been paid their full entitlements. However, fixed contracts combined with rising materials costs and labor shortages have led to the companys downfall. Bond…

Air Antilles' Parent Company Has Been Placed Into Liquidation – Simple Flying

Summary CAIRE, the parent group of Air Antilles, has been placed into liquidation by the Mixed Commercial Court of Pointe–Pitre amidst strikes. The ruling means a court-appointed representative will oversee the company until a buyer is found, with a two-month continuation period granted to Air Antilles and Air Guyane. The decision has been largely welcomed…

Micromobility.com bids to take over VanMoof after bankruptcy – Road.cc

Micromobility.com, home of Helbiz, has submitted a non-binding bid to acquire VanMoof, following news that the Dutch e-bike brand was declared bankrupt last month. Beginning with shared e-scooters in Italy in 2018, today micromobility.com offers e-scooters, e-bikes and e-mopeds on short-term and long-term rentals as well as retail sales. The company said its bid demonstrates, the company’s strong…

Major development after popular protein ball company Bounce Food collapses – 7NEWS

Popular Australian protein bar company Bounce Foods has found a new buyer after the company entered voluntary administration last month. Protein fanatics were heartbroken to hear the news that on July 14 administrators were appointed to Natural High Co Pty Ltd trading as Bounce Foods. John McInerney and Philip Campbell-Wilson of Grant Thornton were appointed…