Collapsed Seafolly to close 15 Sunburn stores, as 50 potential buyers express interest – SmartCompany.com.au

Seafolly Group will close 15 of its Sunburn branded stores as administrators for the collapsed swimwear retailer seek to slim down the business for sale. More than 50 potential local and international buyers are circling the company, which collapsed into voluntary administration on Monday. A total of 25 Seafolly stores in Australia will remain open…

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TM Lewin Australia collapses into administration, as UK-based parent restructures – SmartCompany.com.au

A T.M. Lewin store in the UK. Source: Facebook Apparel retailer T.M. Lewin Australia collapsed into voluntary administration on Thursday, days after its UK parent announced a restructuring deal that will see all its stores close indefinitely. Stuart McCallum, Adam Nikitins and Colby OBrien, directors of Ernest & Youngs local restructuring arm, were appointed joint…

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‘Collapsing by the dozen’: 63 companies go under – Daily Mercury

QUEENSLAND companies are collapsing by the dozen as the nation’s businesses head towards an economic cliff when COVID-19 support ends. In the final month of the financial year, 63 Queensland companies collapsed into liquidation or administration. The numbers remain below the average monthly collapses, which hovered around 100 per month prior to COVID-19. Liquidator Brendan…

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Motherson Sumi Announces Group Restructuring, Wiring Harness Business To Be Spun Off – BloombergQuint

Jul 02 2020, 10:15 PMJul 02 2020, 10:15 PMJuly 02 2020, 10:15 PMJuly 02 2020, 10:15 PM Auto components major Motherson Sumi Systems Ltd. on Thursday announced a group restructuring under which it will demerge its domestic wiring harness business into a new company that will eventually be listed. The reorganisation has been approved by…

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‘Collapsing by the dozen’: 63 companies go under – Noosa News

QUEENSLAND companies are collapsing by the dozen as the nation’s businesses head towards an economic cliff when COVID-19 support ends. In the final month of the financial year, 63 Queensland companies collapsed into liquidation or administration. The numbers remain below the average monthly collapses, which hovered around 100 per month prior to COVID-19. Liquidator Brendan…

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