Lenders, union team up to dump Arrium administrator Grant Thornton – Sydney Morning Herald

Video will begin in 5 seconds. More video Recommended Replay video Why Arrium collapsed Steel maker and miner Arrium has staggered into voluntary administration, and the sagging steel market is just one cause. PT1M0S 620 349 The union representing 2000 workers at collapsed steelmaker Arrium has joined forces with aggrieved lenders to dump the troubled…

Arrium administrator Grant Thornton to be replaced – The Australian Financial Review

Why Arrium collapsed The union representing 2000 workers at collapsed steelmaker Arrium has joined forces with aggrieved lenders to dump the troubled group’s administrator Grant Thornton and install rival corporate undertaker KordaMentha to oversee a painful restructuring. Federal Court Justice Jennifer Davies issued orders appointing KordaMentha’s Mark Mentha, Bryan Webster, Martin Madden and Cassandra Matthews as administrators following Grant Thornton’s resignation a… Read the…

Administrators say Clive Palmer’s Queensland Nickel should be liquidated – Business Insider Australia

A report by administrators FTI Consulting into the solvency of Clive Palmers Queensland Nickel refinery near Townsville has recommended the company be liquidated, ahead of a creditors meeting next Friday. The creditors will meet on April 22 to decide whether to place the company into liquidation with debts in excess of $100 million, including more…

Arrium placed in voluntary administration | The Border Mail – The Border Mail

File pic RELATED: Australian Workers’ Union to fight for Whyalla Steelworks READ THE STATEMENT: Scroll down Embattled steel and mining group Arrium has been placed into voluntary administration, following discussions with its lenders. The appointment comes just days after Arrium’s banking syndicate rejected a recapitalisation proposal from US group GSO and follows prolonged talks between the…

Clive Palmer’s Queensland Nickel should be liquidated, administrators tell creditors – ABC Online

Clive Palmer instructed Queensland Nickel to pay him nearly $15 million and the troubled company spent millions more on vintage cars, a report by administrators has found. Key points: Creditors to vote on whether to liquidate Queensland Nickel, after administrators recommend it Company owes about $74 million to sacked workers Report says vintage cars…