In an ASX announcement, Dixon Advisory and Superannuation Services (DASS), a wholly owned subsidiary of E&P Financial Group Limited, announced it had appointed PwC partners, Stephen Longley and Craig Crosbie, as voluntary administrators. The directors of DASS determined the company would likely become insolvent at some future time due to “mounting actual and potential liabilities”,…
Boutique Qld pool builder collapses into liquidation The Courier Mail Read the original article here
VIQ shifts focus to North America, UK as Australian arm enters administration Stock Titan Read the original article here
Closed landfill owner ‘still owes council £132k’ BBC Read the original article here
A guide for artists, industry workers, and ticketholders in the wake of Bluesfest 2026 Teskey Brothers @ Bluesfest 2024(Credit: Kurt Petersen) Bluesfest Byron Bay’s Bluesfest with its 36 years of blues, roots, and world music will not go ahead in 2026. On 12 March 2026, Bluesfest Enterprises Pty Ltd was placed into liquidation. The timing…
Lefteris Acquisition SPAC Concludes Operations Following Liquidation AD HOC NEWS Read the original article here
“For a three-year paper, Nabard was willing to pay 7.50%, but the demand was at 7.60-7.70%, so they did not raise funds through three-month maturity but raised one-year paper, and if rates are high, they will borrow short-term,” a senior treasury official said on the condition of anonymity. Read the original article here
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UK cargo company used by Evri collapsed with £300,000 debts Oxford Mail Read the original article here
Widow of Hairy Biker Dave Myers set to receive massive windfall after winding up one of his TV firms MSN Read the original article here