Category Archives: Liquidation

Brisbane Covid testing health company Ellume collapses into liquidation after $58m deal falls through

An Australian Covid-19 rapid testing company has collapsed into liquidation just three years after making international headlines for securing a multimillion-dollar deal with US health authorities. On Tuesday, the Australian division of brisbane-based biotech Ellume went into liquidation. The floundering business had been in the hands of administrators since August last year. They were ultimately…

NCLT adjourns aircraft lessor's insolvency plea against SpiceJet – The Economic Times

New Delhi: The National Company Law Tribunal on Friday adjourned the insolvency pleas filed by aircraft lessor Wilmington SP Trust Services against SpiceJet. and listed it for July 17.The senior counsel appearing for SpiceJet argued that Aircastle (Ireland) and Wilmington SP Trust Services were the same entity and so this was the third petition filed…

Insolvencies reach four-year high as firms battle rising costs … – The Business Desk

The number of company insolvencies has risen by 51% in a month to reach a four-year high as companies battled rising costs and interest rates, according to the latest government figures. The figures show that there were 2,552 corporate insolvencies in England and Wales in May. The figure was also 40% higher than in May last…

Australia-based Go2 Group completes deal with IntoWork Australia … – Staffing Industry Analysts

Daily News View All News 16 June 2023 Go2 People Ltd. (GO2:ASX), the Australia-based provider of vertically integrated recruitment and training services, announced that its administrators have confirmed that the Deeds of Company Arrangement were completed with control passing to IntoWork effective from 15 June, with the exception of Go2 Recruitment. In May, the group announced…

Company insolvencies jump 40% in May to four-year high – Yahoo Finance UK

Company insolvencies in England and Wales jumped by 40% in May to the highest level since monthly records began in 2019. Government data from the Insolvency Service showed 2,552 companies entered insolvency during the month. It said the overwhelming majority of these were creditors voluntary liquidations (CVLs), where bosses agree to wind up the firm…

NE insolvency activities fall but risks still remain R3 | North East … – Insider Media

Chris Ferguson The number of insolvency-related activities in the North East fell in May, new research has found. However, the figures are still higher than pre-pandemic levels as economic challenges continue. The UK’s insolvency and restructuring trade body R3 analysed new data provided by CreditSafe, which unveiled that there were 76 insolvency related activities during…

NCLT approves Ace Infracity resolution plan for 3C Homes – ETRealty

NEW DELHI: The NCLT has approved the resolution plan by Ace Infracity Developers for the debt-ridden 3C Homes. The NCLT bench observed the resolution plan submitted by Ace Infracity Developers has been approved by the Committee of Creditors (CoC) with 100 per cent votes and it can not “interfere with the “commercial wisdom” of the…

Aussie company collapses owing $140m – news.com.au

An Australian Covid-19 rapid testing company has collapsed into liquidation just three years after making international headlines for securing a multimillion-dollar deal with US health authorities. On Tuesday, the Australian division of Brisbane-based biotech Ellume went into liquidation. The floundering business had been in the hands of administrators since August last year. They were ultimately…

Managing Director's Remarks on Strategic Priorities for the … – International Monetary Fund

As Prepared for Delivery June 15, 2023 IMF Background Note on CMU for Eurogroup Colleagues, we continue! My thanks to Paschal for inviting me to speak on European capital markets. Definitely a topic close to the IMF’s heart. Let me put the bottom line at the top: Europe absolutely needs capital market union. To create…

NCLT approves Ace Infracity resolution plan for 3C Homes – The Economic Times

The NCLT has approved the resolution plan by Ace Infracity Developers for the debt-ridden 3C Homes. The NCLT bench observed the resolution plan submitted by Ace Infracity Developers has been approved by the Committee of Creditors (CoC) with 100 per cent votes and it can not “interfere with the “commercial wisdom” of the lenders.Earlier, the…