Hudson’s Bay receives court approval for revised liquidation plan, excludes six locations

Hudson’s Bay Company began liquidation sales on Monday, while temporarily excluding six stores from the initial process. Hudson’s Bay receives court approval for revised liquidation plan, excludes 6 locations. – Hudson’s Bay The Canadian retailer received court approval on Friday to move forward with a revised liquidation plan as part of its ongoing Companies’ Creditors…

Railroad Transport placed in voluntary liquidation

Kilburn-based Railroad Transport has been placed in voluntary liquidation with more than 100 staff around Australia made redundant. Liquidator Tarquin Koch said the amount owed to them would be “north of $2.1 million”, but employee entitlements are covered under the federal Fair Entitlements Guarantee Scheme. Although the company made slight losses on annual revenues of…

Excellent News for Melbourne’s Beer Scene: Molly Rose Brewing Has Reopened After Entering Liquidation

Just a week ago, Molly Rose Brewing announced it was calling in the liquidators, leaving the influential Collingwood spot as just the latest casualty of Australia’s struggling craft beer scene. At the time, Founder Nic Sandery offered a glimmer of hope, saying the business would look to negotiate an agreement that would allow it to…

Veteran builder Stokes Wheeler collapses owing $20m

A Queensland building company has gone into liquidation owing about $20 million to creditors, many of which are unlikely to recover the full extent of their losses. Veteran construction company Stokes Wheeler had four projects under construction on the gold coast whose contracts have now been cancelled. The largest project, a block of 40 apartments…

Aussie home builder Stokes Wheeler collapses owing almost $20million to staff and creditors

By ASHLEY NICKEL FOR DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA Published: 17:25 AEST, 15 April 2025 | Updated: 18:47 AEST, 15 April 2025 Creditors of a recently collapsed building company have been warned they’re unlikely to recover their money. gold coast construction company Stokes Wheeler owed staff up to $1.66million and unsecured creditors more than $13.5million when it entered administration…