Australian administrators were given four days to line up potential suitors for IoT connectivity and services provider Thinxtra, which entered voluntary administration yesterday (7 December). The local office of professional services company Grant Thornton is handling the proceedings, which involve seeking expressions of interest from potential buyers by noon on 11 December. Thinxtra provides low-power,…
According to Hampshire-based firm Azets, all three main corporate insolvency processes saw increases in January 2026 compared to December 2025, despite an overall year-on-year decline. Chris Tate, partner in restructuring and insolvency at Azets, said: “More broadly, it’s a case of new year, same problems as rising costs – notably purchasing, staff and energy –…
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On February 17, a nurse in Udon Thani asked a local news page operator to help reach her former husband, a Royal Thai Marine in Sattahip, Chon Buri, after she said a hire-purchase van debt of more than 600,000 baht was being sought from her as the guarantor. Phanumart Jitwasinkul, owner of the “เฮียเปี๊ยกช่วยด้วย” Facebook…
Tahmoor falls into administration The Australian Mining Review Read the original article here
Sonam Mhatre, Amit Mishra Under Section 14 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (“IBC”), once a company enters Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (“CIRP”), a moratorium is declared to protect its assets and maintain it as a going concern. However, in many redevelopment cases, defaulting developers misuse this protection. The moratorium is meant to protect…
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A lot of electronic companies will go bankrupt because of the major RAM shortage problem – Phison CEO TechNave Read the original article here
Could this be the end of Australian Barbeques (Galore)? Last Thursday Barbeques Galore sadly announced that they have entered voluntary administration. The financial collapse sadly is just another casualty in the ongoing cost of living crisis and growing inflation the world is experiencing. The Aussie outdoor retailer currently has 68 company-owned stores across the country,…
Tahmoor Coal Mine Administration: Regulatory Guide Discovery Alert Read the original article here