R3 Scotland warns of winter corporate insolvency spike – Scottish Legal News

Published 11 August 2020 Tim Cooper Corporate insolvencies may increase this winter, with new research from the insolvency and restructuring trade body R3indicating that a steep rise may start as early as this October. The R3 research based on a member survey of insolvency and restructuring professionals highlights that an overwhelming majority (93.7 per cent)…

Riverside Apartments landowner under voluntary administration – Daily Advertiser

news, local-news, The landowner of a $21 million Wagga development has gone into voluntary administration, with the ramifications for the future 17-storey complex not yet known. CRK Holdings owns the land for the Riverside Apartments at 11 Sturt Street, set to house 67 residential units and three commercial spaces when built. In a statement, Chamberlains…

Aussie bikini brand Seafolly buys struggling rival JETS swimwear – 9News

Iconic Aussie swimwear brand Seafolly has purchased rival brand JETS in a strategic move to help lift both companies out of voluntary administration. Seafolly collapsed into receivership in late June, before it was sold to American-owned private equity company L Catterton by administrators KordaMentha. JETS swimwear suffered a similar fate in May, when its parent…

‘The whole thing is so wrong’: Knox and Manly Corso caught in builder’s collapse – Sydney Morning Herald

The companys sole director, Stuart Abbott, is a prominent member of the Baptist church community and serves on the board of BaptistCare. Stuart Abbott, a board member of BaptistCare. His company Clifford Constructions has gone bust leaving a string of angry creditors in its wake. Clifford Constructions sole shareholder is Abbott Corporation Pty Ltd, a…

Gascoyne faces liquidation as court proceedings begin – Australian Mining

The Dalgaranga process plant. Source: Gascoyne Resources Latest News The Federal Court of Australia has launched proceedings on Gascoyne Resources plan to be relisted on the Australian Securities Exchange. This follows Habrok Mining, a Western Australia-based investment company, putting forward an unsuccessful deed of company arrangement (DOCA) proposal for Gascoyne, before purchasing unsecured debt of…