Category Archives: Liquidation

Cubitt's Granny Flats and Home Extensions goes into voluntary administration – Daily Mail

By Lisa Edser For Daily Mail Australia Published: 11:53 AEDT, 27 February 2024 | Updated: 11:57 AEDT, 27 February 2024 Cubitts Granny Flats and Home Extensions has announced it would put itself into voluntary administration. The building company, which had been operating for 30 … Read the full article at: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13129241/Cubitts-Granny-Flats-Home-Extensions-goes-voluntary-administration.html

Hopin, once Europe's fastest-growing startup, enters liquidation – Sifted

London-based event tech startup Hopin which shot to a $5.65bn valuation in 2021 just a year after launching has entered liquidation, according to UK Companies House filings. The documents state that accounting firm PwC will oversee the process. Last year, the company sold off some of its assets including its original product, the Hopin events…

Buildhub liquidation: 145 South American immigrants laid off, liabilities $2.2m – New Zealand Herald

South American migrant workers say they are still waiting to be paid following Buildhub’s liquidation. Photo / Michael Craig Around 145 staff who immigrated from South America have been fired or made redundant from labour recruiter Buildhub, the first liquidators report said. Gareth Hoole and Raymond Cox of Ecovis KGA in Newmarket laid off 115…

Immigration to New Zealand: Migrant staff shocked following Buildhub liquidation – New Zealand Herald

More than two dozen migrant workers at labour hire company, Buildhub, who used their life savings to move to New Zealand say their future is in limbo after the firm went into liquidation a week ago. The company, an approved employer under Immigration New Zealands (INZ) Accredited Employer Work Visa scheme, has been actively recruiting…

UK Insolvency Statistics Q2 2023: our analysis – DLA Piper

Analysis and Commentary on the Insolvency Statistics Q2 2023 The quarterly insolvency statistics for April to June 2023 show that corporate insolvencies across the UK1 are at a 14-year high. Increased insolvencies appear to be continuing with the monthly statistics for both August and September 2023, showing corporate insolvency numbers were higher than the same…

Controversial Aussie company nears collapse – news.com.au

An Australian music company led by a director with a criminal conviction has been spared from going into liquidation, for now. News.com.au previously reported that NSW-based music company, Blue Pie Records, with offices in Australia and the US, had landed itself in hot water over claims from musicians that the record label had used their…

Controversial Aussie company nears collapse – Daily Telegraph

An Australian music company led by a director with a criminal conviction has been spared from going into liquidation, for now. News.com.au previously reported that NSW-based music company, Blue Pie Records, with offices in Australia and the US, had landed itself in hot water over claims from musicians that the record label had used their…

Mediation to lower burden for NCLTs & speed up resolutions, say lawyers – The Economic Times

MUMBAI: Mediation will help to reduce the burden on National Company Law Tribunals (NCLTs) and especially disputes between operational creditors and defaulting companies will get resolved faster, feel lawyers. They added that the manufacturing and real estate sectors stand to gain most.Empower Your Corporate Journey with Strategic Skill Courses Offering College Course Website Indian School…

Developer Sunshine 100 is studying impact of liquidation order against top shareholder – South China Morning Post

Embattled mainland Chinese property developer Sunshine 100 is evaluating the impact of a winding-up order for its controlling shareholder, whose beneficiaries include its chairman and executive director, according to a filing with the Hong Kong exchange. Sunshine 100 said it had recently been informed of the winding-up order, issued by a Hong Kong court dated…

Rugby Australia wanted to liquidate the Rebels. A court gave the club a lifeline – Sydney Morning Herald

Normal text sizeLarger text sizeVery large text size Melbourne Rebels directors have overcome opposition from Rugby Australia to win more time from a court as they attempt to save the debt-ridden Super Rugby club. Federal Court Judge Catherine Button granted a 60-day extension on Thursday that will now allow the Rebels board to propose an…