The holding company of a superannuation fund created seven years ago to service ‘gig economy’ and self-employed workers has entered voluntary liquidation.
The GigSuper Group collapsed just over two years ago, reportedly owing creditors $2.7 million.
Both the holding company, GigSuper Holdings Pty Ltd, and the subsidiary company, GigSuper Pty Ltd, entered voluntary administration in 2022.
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It was the subsidiary company, GigSuper, which had owed creditors the millions of dollars. But those debts were “extinguished” when creditors put the company in a Deed of Company Arrangement in 2022.
Following a meeting on June 24 of the company’s members, the holding company has now entered…
