Peak health group enters voluntary administration – Croakey Health Media

Liquidation

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Indian Crash Game Addict Kills Mom Over Online Gambling Debt

Debt Help

Police in India have arrested a crash game-addicted 20-year-old for murdering his mother with a screwdriver. [Image: Shutterstock.com] Uttar Pradesh Police (UPP) in India have arrested a 20-year-old man addicted to the globally popular online gambling game Aviator. He is accused of stealing his mother’s jewellery, and then killing her. According to UPP, Nikhil Yadav was…

Barony Eco Therapy park in doubt after company administration

Liquidation

Barony NP (UK) Ltd, a partnership between social enterprise company National Pride UK (NPUK) and investment company ESE Capital, promised hundreds of jobs at the ambition centre. But they went into administration in December 2024. (Image: National Pride/Orbit) The project, located between Auchinleck and Ochiltree, was hailed as Europe’s first nature-based wellbeing resort, complete with…

Zakhem Seeks to Liquidate Oilfields in KPC Pipeline Dispute – The Kenyan Wall Street

Liquidation

Zakhem International Construction Limited, a Lebanese-owned contractor behind Kenya Pipeline Company’s Mombasa–Nairobi multiproduct pipeline, has petitioned the High Court to liquidate its subcontractor Oilfields Engineering and Supplies Limited. The petition is the latest in a years-long commercial dispute linked to the US$491 million (KSh 63.46 billion) Line 5 pipeline project. Oilfields, a local engineering firm,…

Company shut down as front for illegal insolvency work

Bankruptcy

Following an investigation by the Insolvency Service, Davis Acquisitions Ltd, based in Manchester, has been shut down after the company became the director of 78 companies and provided unauthorised insolvency services, avoiding formal insolvency procedures and director conduct scrutiny. Davis Acquisitions, owned by director Christopher Davis, 53, was incorporated in March 2023 but acted as…