Hawkers emerges from administration under current ownership, Golden West latest to go under

Hawkers Beer has successfully emerged from voluntary administration under existing management after it started the process on 12 February.  The outcome was decided today after creditors unanimously signed the DOCA developed by DBA Reconstruction & Advisory in conjunction with Hawkers’ directors. The DOCA specified how Hawkers will financially restructure in order to remain profitable and…

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Sydney brand The Daily Edited goes into liquidation

A luxury fashion brand beloved by Australia’s wealthy and fabulous has gone into liquidation.  The Daily Edited, which specialised in engraving people’s initials onto bags, phone cases and other items, was wound up after a meeting of company members on September 30.   The glamorous brand goes into liquidation just over a year after co-founder Alyce Tran…

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One of Australia’s oldest chocolate companies goes into voluntary administration

Ernest Hillier, the iconic Australian chocolate brand that claims to be the country’s “longest continuously operating confectioner”, has collapsed. The Victorian-based company went into voluntary administration, attributing the decision to the rising cost of both raw materials and shipping. Twenty staff have been stood down as a result. Australian chocolate brand Ernest Hillier has gone…

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Accessories retailer Colette by Colette Hayman collapses into voluntary administration

Hundreds of jobs are under a cloud after Aussie-owned accessories retailer Colette by Colette Hayman collapsed into voluntary administration. There are 15 Colette stores in WA, including Joondalup, Innaloo, Morley, Booragoon, Watertown, Midland, Belmont, perth’s city centre, Carousel and Mandurah. The business will continue to trade while administrators Deloitte Restructuring Services seek either a recapitalisation…

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Investa’s Melbourne build to rent project could restart by June after builder Roberts Co’s insolvency

Construction on Investa’s stalled $450 million build-to-rent development in melbourne could resume by June if a new builder can be appointed to replace failed contractor Roberts Co, which went into administration last month, sources close to the fund manager said. The decision by Rich List businessman Andrew Roberts to call administrators into his Victorian company…

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