Go First Stays Afloat With A $12 Million Lifeline – Simple Flying

Summary Go First has received approval for $12 million to cover urgent financial liabilities. The funds will be used to pay for employee salaries, airport fees, aircraft upkeep, and other mandatory expenses. However, Go First still faces challenges, including employee retention issues, a decrease in the number of pilots, and disputes with lessors. Indias cash-strapped…

Sort out the letters in IBC's spirit to optimize corporate insolvency resolution – The Economic Times

The idea behind IBC is to resolve corporate insolvency quickly so that capital can be freed for productive use. Legacy methods were found wanting, and the code has been modified swiftly to overcome gaps. Special dispensation has been provided, or is in the works, for financial service providers, small enterprises and real estate companies. Yet,…

UBI's action to identify loan accounts as 'fraudulent' not legally tenable: Reliance Communication – The Economic Times

Reliance Communications has said that any action taken by the Union Bank of India for initiation of any proceedings to identify the bankrupt telco’s loan accounts as fraudulent is not legally tenable since the company is undergoing the corporate insolvency resolution.In a filing to the Bombay Stock Exchange on Thursday, Rcom also pointed out that…

Company collapses, 44 tradies left hanging – news.com.au

A fabrication company has collapsed into liquidation just months after shutting down its phone lines, letting staff go and ghosting tradies. On Tuesday, Sydney-based YME Metal Projects Pty Ltd, which subcontracted to building companies completing metalwork such as ballustrading and handrails, went into voluntary liquidation. The business worked on a number of commercial projects including…

Advanced Traffic Management forced into liquidation, resulting in hundreds of job losses – ABC News

Hundreds of workers have lost their jobs and major construction projects have been left in limbo after WA road construction contractor Advanced Traffic Management was forced into liquidation. Key points: Workers were sacked and notified of the liquidation by text message The CFMEU has slammed the treatment of workers in the traffic control sector  Main Roads says it doesn’t expect…

Advanced Traffic Management sent into liquidation as 400 workers sacked via text messages – The West Australian

Caleb RuncimanThe West Australian More than 400 people have been sacked via text message after a traffic control company went into liquidation. Road construction contractor Advanced Traffic Management which offers services in Perth, Kalgoorlie, Albany, Northam, Bunbury, Kalgoorlie and Kwinana went into liquidation on Tuesday following an order in the Federal Court. Premium Subscribers with…

Perth projects brought to standstill as Advanced Traffic Management enters liquidation – WAtoday

West Australian road construction contractor Advanced Traffic Management has been forced into liquidation, bringing several major projects to a standstill and leaving more than 400 employees in limbo. David Hodgson and Andrew Hewitt of Grant Thornton were appointed liquidators on Tuesday after the Federal Court ordered the company be wound up, ending a four-month Federal…

New Zealand crypto exchange Dasset enters liquidation – Cointelegraph

Customers of Auckland-headquartered crypto exchange have been denied access to their funds. News Join us on social networks Customers of Auckland, New Zealand-headquartered crypto exchange Dasset have been denied access to their funds, and the companys representative has revealed the beginning of its liquidation.  On Aug.14, local media outlet The Herald reported on the exchanges troubles.…