IBBI proposes amendments to insolvency rules; seeks public comments – The Hindu

The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) has proposed amendments to the Insolvency Resolution Process for Corporate Process regulations, to enhance efficiency and reduce costs, and sought stakeholder inputs by July 10. These amendments are expected to enhance the efficiency and transparency of the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP), and benefiting creditors and other…

Australian farming business HS Fresh Food enters voluntary administration – FreshPlaza.com

Australian agribusiness HS Fresh Food, known for its fresh salads, ready-made meals, and pre-prepared vegetable products, has entered into voluntary administration, impacting around 500 jobs. The company, which operates under brands such as Houston’s Farm, Sunfresh, and Gourmet Selections, and supplies to major retailers like Coles and Woolworths, appointed FTI Consulting administrators Vaughan Strawbridge, Joanne…

SK asks KDB for more funds before drastic restructuring – Korea Economic Daily

SKGroupheadquartersbuilding  SK Group, South Koreas second-largest business group in terms of total assets, has asked the countrys state-run Korea Development Bank for more funds as it is set to streamline its business to focus on promising growth engines, such as batteries and chips, after years of making ineffective investments. According to sources in the countrys…

Building company facing insolvency – Central Coast News – Central Coast News

RetireAustralia says it is committed to completing the 42 independent living apartments at Tarragal Glen Retirement Village at Erina despite the building company entering into voluntary administration. Stevens Construction (NSW) Pty Ltd, a major Central Coast company, announced on May 27 it had entered voluntary administration after almost two decades in the construction industry. Described…

Development is booming in Gosford but is the city ready for the forecast growth over the next 20 years? – ABC News

In short: Construction in Sydney’s ‘satellite’ city, Gosford, is ramping up, but many in the sector are struggling to keep up. While the skyline is filled with cranes, work on some projects remains at a standstill due to structural issues and voluntary administrations. What’s next? Despite some setbacks, several major projects are expected to be complete…