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Major Aussie company $60m in debt – news.com.au

Aussie online retailer Booktopia insists it was at all times trading in line with insolvency laws, as administrators continue to pore over its books.

Administrators said the company could be as much as $60m in debt on Monday, the first day creditors have met since the bookseller collapsed less than two weeks ago.

The ABC reported administrators would also investigate whether Booktopia, which had ambitions to rival US behemoth Amazon, could have been trading while insolvent.

In a statement to the ABC, Booktopia said the company has at all times complied with the law in relation to insolvent trading.

Booktopia had advanced discussions with shareholders and brokers in relation to a capital raising, it said.

The ASX-listed retailer went into volu…

Read the full article at: https://www.news.com.au/finance/business/retail/booktopia-60m-in-debt-as-insolvency-claims-probed/news-story/60af0e58795fb75ec59c0561e634b5b2

Category: BankruptcyBy Insolvency Advisory AccountantsJuly 17, 2024

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Major Aussie company $60m in debt – news.com.au

Aussie online retailer Booktopia insists it was at all times trading in line with insolvency laws, as administrators continue to pore over its books.

Administrators said the company could be as much as $60m in debt on Monday, the first day creditors have met since the bookseller collapsed less than two weeks ago.

The ABC reported administrators would also investigate whether Booktopia, which had ambitions to rival US behemoth Amazon, could have been trading while insolvent.

In a statement to the ABC, Booktopia said the company has at all times complied with the law in relation to insolvent trading.

Booktopia had advanced discussions with shareholders and brokers in relation to a capital raising, it said.

The ASX-listed retailer went into volu…

Read the full article at: https://www.news.com.au/finance/business/retail/booktopia-60m-in-debt-as-insolvency-claims-probed/news-story/60af0e58795fb75ec59c0561e634b5b2

Category: BankruptcyBy Insolvency Advisory AccountantsJuly 17, 2024

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Major Aussie company $60m in debt – news.com.au

Aussie online retailer Booktopia insists it was at all times trading in line with insolvency laws, as administrators continue to pore over its books.

Administrators said the company could be as much as $60m in debt on Monday, the first day creditors have met since the bookseller collapsed less than two weeks ago.

The ABC reported administrators would also investigate whether Booktopia, which had ambitions to rival US behemoth Amazon, could have been trading while insolvent.

In a statement to the ABC, Booktopia said the company has at all times complied with the law in relation to insolvent trading.

Booktopia had advanced discussions with shareholders and brokers in relation to a capital raising, it said.

The ASX-listed retailer went into volu…

Read the full article at: https://www.news.com.au/finance/business/retail/booktopia-60m-in-debt-as-insolvency-claims-probed/news-story/60af0e58795fb75ec59c0561e634b5b2

Category: BankruptcyBy Insolvency Advisory AccountantsJuly 17, 2024

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Major Aussie company $60m in debt – news.com.au

Aussie online retailer Booktopia insists it was at all times trading in line with insolvency laws, as administrators continue to pore over its books.

Administrators said the company could be as much as $60m in debt on Monday, the first day creditors have met since the bookseller collapsed less than two weeks ago.

The ABC reported administrators would also investigate whether Booktopia, which had ambitions to rival US behemoth Amazon, could have been trading while insolvent.

In a statement to the ABC, Booktopia said the company has at all times complied with the law in relation to insolvent trading.

Booktopia had advanced discussions with shareholders and brokers in relation to a capital raising, it said.

The ASX-listed retailer went into volu…

Read the full article at: https://www.news.com.au/finance/business/retail/booktopia-60m-in-debt-as-insolvency-claims-probed/news-story/60af0e58795fb75ec59c0561e634b5b2

Category: BankruptcyBy Insolvency Advisory AccountantsJuly 17, 2024

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Major Aussie company $60m in debt – news.com.au

Aussie online retailer Booktopia insists it was at all times trading in line with insolvency laws, as administrators continue to pore over its books.

Administrators said the company could be as much as $60m in debt on Monday, the first day creditors have met since the bookseller collapsed less than two weeks ago.

The ABC reported administrators would also investigate whether Booktopia, which had ambitions to rival US behemoth Amazon, could have been trading while insolvent.

In a statement to the ABC, Booktopia said the company has at all times complied with the law in relation to insolvent trading.

Booktopia had advanced discussions with shareholders and brokers in relation to a capital raising, it said.

The ASX-listed retailer went into volu…

Read the full article at: https://www.news.com.au/finance/business/retail/booktopia-60m-in-debt-as-insolvency-claims-probed/news-story/60af0e58795fb75ec59c0561e634b5b2

Category: BankruptcyBy Insolvency Advisory AccountantsJuly 17, 2024

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Australia AGD Moves to Reform Bankruptcy Law – Regulation Asia
July 17, 2024
Case note | Director's personal liability for insolvent trading – Lander & Rogers
July 17, 2024
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July 17, 2024
How the new $20,000 personal bankruptcy threshold could affect SME directors – SmartCompany
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July 17, 2024
Case note | Director's personal liability for insolvent trading – Lander & Rogers
July 17, 2024

Major Aussie company $60m in debt – news.com.au

Aussie online retailer Booktopia insists it was at all times trading in line with insolvency laws, as administrators continue to pore over its books.

Administrators said the company could be as much as $60m in debt on Monday, the first day creditors have met since the bookseller collapsed less than two weeks ago.

The ABC reported administrators would also investigate whether Booktopia, which had ambitions to rival US behemoth Amazon, could have been trading while insolvent.

In a statement to the ABC, Booktopia said the company has at all times complied with the law in relation to insolvent trading.

Booktopia had advanced discussions with shareholders and brokers in relation to a capital raising, it said.

The ASX-listed retailer went into volu…

Read the full article at: https://www.news.com.au/finance/business/retail/booktopia-60m-in-debt-as-insolvency-claims-probed/news-story/60af0e58795fb75ec59c0561e634b5b2

Category: BankruptcyBy Insolvency Advisory AccountantsJuly 17, 2024

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Australia AGD Moves to Reform Bankruptcy Law – Regulation Asia
July 17, 2024
Case note | Director's personal liability for insolvent trading – Lander & Rogers
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July 17, 2024
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Major Aussie company $60m in debt – news.com.au

Aussie online retailer Booktopia insists it was at all times trading in line with insolvency laws, as administrators continue to pore over its books.

Administrators said the company could be as much as $60m in debt on Monday, the first day creditors have met since the bookseller collapsed less than two weeks ago.

The ABC reported administrators would also investigate whether Booktopia, which had ambitions to rival US behemoth Amazon, could have been trading while insolvent.

In a statement to the ABC, Booktopia said the company has at all times complied with the law in relation to insolvent trading.

Booktopia had advanced discussions with shareholders and brokers in relation to a capital raising, it said.

The ASX-listed retailer went into volu…

Read the full article at: https://www.news.com.au/finance/business/retail/booktopia-60m-in-debt-as-insolvency-claims-probed/news-story/60af0e58795fb75ec59c0561e634b5b2

Category: BankruptcyBy Insolvency Advisory AccountantsJuly 17, 2024

Post navigation

PreviousPrevious post:What Happens When a Crypto Exchange Goes Bankrupt? – InvestopediaNextNext post:Giant $400 million building company Stevens Construction collapses – 9News

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Australia AGD Moves to Reform Bankruptcy Law – Regulation Asia
July 17, 2024
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July 17, 2024
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July 17, 2024

Major Aussie company $60m in debt – news.com.au

Aussie online retailer Booktopia insists it was at all times trading in line with insolvency laws, as administrators continue to pore over its books.

Administrators said the company could be as much as $60m in debt on Monday, the first day creditors have met since the bookseller collapsed less than two weeks ago.

The ABC reported administrators would also investigate whether Booktopia, which had ambitions to rival US behemoth Amazon, could have been trading while insolvent.

In a statement to the ABC, Booktopia said the company has at all times complied with the law in relation to insolvent trading.

Booktopia had advanced discussions with shareholders and brokers in relation to a capital raising, it said.

The ASX-listed retailer went into volu…

Read the full article at: https://www.news.com.au/finance/business/retail/booktopia-60m-in-debt-as-insolvency-claims-probed/news-story/60af0e58795fb75ec59c0561e634b5b2

Category: BankruptcyBy Insolvency Advisory AccountantsJuly 17, 2024

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PreviousPrevious post:What Happens When a Crypto Exchange Goes Bankrupt? – InvestopediaNextNext post:Giant $400 million building company Stevens Construction collapses – 9News

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Australia AGD Moves to Reform Bankruptcy Law – Regulation Asia
July 17, 2024
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July 17, 2024
How the new $20,000 personal bankruptcy threshold could affect SME directors – SmartCompany
July 17, 2024
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July 17, 2024

Major Aussie company $60m in debt – news.com.au

Aussie online retailer Booktopia insists it was at all times trading in line with insolvency laws, as administrators continue to pore over its books.

Administrators said the company could be as much as $60m in debt on Monday, the first day creditors have met since the bookseller collapsed less than two weeks ago.

The ABC reported administrators would also investigate whether Booktopia, which had ambitions to rival US behemoth Amazon, could have been trading while insolvent.

In a statement to the ABC, Booktopia said the company has at all times complied with the law in relation to insolvent trading.

Booktopia had advanced discussions with shareholders and brokers in relation to a capital raising, it said.

The ASX-listed retailer went into volu…

Read the full article at: https://www.news.com.au/finance/business/retail/booktopia-60m-in-debt-as-insolvency-claims-probed/news-story/60af0e58795fb75ec59c0561e634b5b2

Category: BankruptcyBy Insolvency Advisory AccountantsJuly 17, 2024

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PreviousPrevious post:What Happens When a Crypto Exchange Goes Bankrupt? – InvestopediaNextNext post:Giant $400 million building company Stevens Construction collapses – 9News

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Australia AGD Moves to Reform Bankruptcy Law – Regulation Asia
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July 17, 2024

Major Aussie company $60m in debt – news.com.au

Aussie online retailer Booktopia insists it was at all times trading in line with insolvency laws, as administrators continue to pore over its books.

Administrators said the company could be as much as $60m in debt on Monday, the first day creditors have met since the bookseller collapsed less than two weeks ago.

The ABC reported administrators would also investigate whether Booktopia, which had ambitions to rival US behemoth Amazon, could have been trading while insolvent.

In a statement to the ABC, Booktopia said the company has at all times complied with the law in relation to insolvent trading.

Booktopia had advanced discussions with shareholders and brokers in relation to a capital raising, it said.

The ASX-listed retailer went into volu…

Read the full article at: https://www.news.com.au/finance/business/retail/booktopia-60m-in-debt-as-insolvency-claims-probed/news-story/60af0e58795fb75ec59c0561e634b5b2

Category: BankruptcyBy Insolvency Advisory AccountantsJuly 17, 2024

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July 17, 2024
How the new $20,000 personal bankruptcy threshold could affect SME directors – SmartCompany
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July 17, 2024
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July 17, 2024

Major Aussie company $60m in debt – news.com.au

Aussie online retailer Booktopia insists it was at all times trading in line with insolvency laws, as administrators continue to pore over its books.

Administrators said the company could be as much as $60m in debt on Monday, the first day creditors have met since the bookseller collapsed less than two weeks ago.

The ABC reported administrators would also investigate whether Booktopia, which had ambitions to rival US behemoth Amazon, could have been trading while insolvent.

In a statement to the ABC, Booktopia said the company has at all times complied with the law in relation to insolvent trading.

Booktopia had advanced discussions with shareholders and brokers in relation to a capital raising, it said.

The ASX-listed retailer went into volu…

Read the full article at: https://www.news.com.au/finance/business/retail/booktopia-60m-in-debt-as-insolvency-claims-probed/news-story/60af0e58795fb75ec59c0561e634b5b2

Category: BankruptcyBy Insolvency Advisory AccountantsJuly 17, 2024

Post navigation

PreviousPrevious post:What Happens When a Crypto Exchange Goes Bankrupt? – InvestopediaNextNext post:Labor reveals personal bankruptcy overhaul – The Australian Financial Review

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Australia AGD Moves to Reform Bankruptcy Law – Regulation Asia
July 17, 2024
Case note | Director's personal liability for insolvent trading – Lander & Rogers
July 17, 2024
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July 17, 2024
How the new $20,000 personal bankruptcy threshold could affect SME directors – SmartCompany
July 17, 2024
Australia AGD Moves to Reform Bankruptcy Law – Regulation Asia
July 17, 2024
Case note | Director's personal liability for insolvent trading – Lander & Rogers
July 17, 2024

Major Aussie company $60m in debt – news.com.au

Aussie online retailer Booktopia insists it was at all times trading in line with insolvency laws, as administrators continue to pore over its books.

Administrators said the company could be as much as $60m in debt on Monday, the first day creditors have met since the bookseller collapsed less than two weeks ago.

The ABC reported administrators would also investigate whether Booktopia, which had ambitions to rival US behemoth Amazon, could have been trading while insolvent.

In a statement to the ABC, Booktopia said the company has at all times complied with the law in relation to insolvent trading.

Booktopia had advanced discussions with shareholders and brokers in relation to a capital raising, it said.

The ASX-listed retailer went into volu…

Read the full article at: https://www.news.com.au/finance/business/retail/booktopia-60m-in-debt-as-insolvency-claims-probed/news-story/60af0e58795fb75ec59c0561e634b5b2

Category: BankruptcyBy Insolvency Advisory AccountantsJuly 17, 2024

Post navigation

PreviousPrevious post:What Happens When a Crypto Exchange Goes Bankrupt? – InvestopediaNextNext post:Labor reveals personal bankruptcy overhaul – The Australian Financial Review

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Australia AGD Moves to Reform Bankruptcy Law – Regulation Asia
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July 17, 2024
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July 17, 2024
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July 17, 2024
Australia AGD Moves to Reform Bankruptcy Law – Regulation Asia
July 17, 2024
Case note | Director's personal liability for insolvent trading – Lander & Rogers
July 17, 2024
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