Good Group, owner of Botswana Butchery and White & Wong with restaurants in Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra … – 7NEWS

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The future of a company that owns high-end steakhouse Botswana Butchery and Asian restaurant chain White & Wong is uncertain, after an external administrator was appointed. New Zealand company Good Group announced its restaurants in Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra were in voluntary administration. BDO Australia, appointed as administrators, said Botswana Butchery restaurants were tradings as…

$2m debt as school, hospital, shopping centre aircon company enters liquidation – Courier Mail

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A 35-year-old Moreton Bay based mechanical services company has crumbled under financial strain, entered into liquidation while owing $2 million to employees, the ATO and suppliers. Lawnton-based Venmist Air Pty Ltd and Venmist Pty Ltd recently announced it would go into voluntary liquidation, following a history of projects with an array of large and medium-sized…

$2m debt as school, hospital, shopping centre aircon company enters liquidation – Courier Mail

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A 35-year-old Moreton Bay based mechanical services company has crumbled under financial strain, entered into liquidation while owing $2 million to employees, the ATO and suppliers. Lawnton-based Venmist Air Pty Ltd and Venmist Pty Ltd recently announced it would go into voluntary liquidation, following a history of projects with an array of large and medium-sized…

White + Wong's and Botswana Butchery chain enters voluntary administration in Australia – New Zealand Herald

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A hospitality group operating popular New Zealand-founded restaurants Botswana Butchery and White + Wongs will close its Australian eateries. Hospitality business Good Group Australia was thrust into voluntary administration on March 31, impacting the Botswana Butchery chain and three other Asian restaurants across the Tasman. New Zealand operations at Good Group are not affected. The…

$2m debt as school, hospital, shopping centre aircon company enters liquidation – Courier Mail

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A 35-year-old Moreton Bay based mechanical services company has crumbled under financial strain, entered into liquidation while owing $2 million to employees, the ATO and suppliers. Lawnton-based Venmist Air Pty Ltd and Venmist Pty Ltd recently announced it would go into voluntary liquidation, following a history of projects with an array of large and medium-sized…

Botswana Butchery steakhouses in Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra enter voluntary administration – Sydney Morning Herald

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Advertisement Two years ago, the New Zealand steakhouse with an African name made an ambitious play for the Australian steakhouse market. Now the business is experiencing one of the biggest hospitality shake-outs of 2024. Save You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Save this…

Assessing corporate vulnerabilities in the euro area – European Central Bank

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Prepared by Giulio Nicoletti, Ralph Setzer, Mika Tujula and Peter Welz Published as part of the ECB Economic Bulletin, Issue 2/2022. 1 Introduction The coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis was a major shock for the non-financial corporate (NFC) sector. The pandemic and the associated containment measures translated into a large drop in sales for firms. The rapid pace…