Documents at Companies House show a change of address for the Secret Garden Distillery Limited, from Old Pentland Road, Lothianburn, to the joint liquidators’ in Glasgow. A special resolution was made that “the company be wound up voluntarily” and that “Gareth David Wilcox and Mark Harper, of Opus Restructuring be appointed joint liquidators of the company”. A…
999 Gold Depot (Canada) Limited obtained protection under the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act on July 13, 2026, continuing proposal proceedings it commenced after Canada Revenue Agency enforcement froze its principal operating account. Justice Myers granted the initial order just one day before the company would have been deemed bankrupt under its Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act…
Public sector teams are often constrained by short-term funding and procurement cycles. A department may focus on launching an immediate digital service. But when a supplier contract ends, institutional memory can leave with it. A few years later, a new team may be asked to continue the work with different suppliers, different architecture, and…
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has released its first detailed review of voluntary administration (VA) and deed of company arrangement (DOCA) outcomes, providing useful insight into when these processes are most likely to deliver restructuring outcomes and when alternative insolvency pathways may be more appropriate. On 7 July 2026, ASIC published Report 836,…
Debt-laden public sector recruiter Hudson looks set to emerge from voluntary administration with a new owner, turning over management of an operation that supplies hundreds of temporary workers to state and federal government departments to an ASX-listed player. Street Talk understands $40 million market cap technology and recruitment consulting firm HiTech Group Australia is in…
Company behind major North Yorkshire town centre development denies insolvency rumours Yorkshire Post Read the original article here
Dave Henderson-linked companies ordered to pay nearly $1m costs for ‘flawed’ litigation The Press Read the original article here
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Internal Affairs has confirmed it did not know Ratana had been made bankrupt three times. It also did not ask for receipts before accepting the company’s spending report. It has said Herald queries were “very serious” and it appealed to anyone who had information to make contact. Police have now been alerted too, after a…
The massage of great relief has come for millions of small and marginal farming in families in North Bengal who continue to farm under the burden of many years of debt. According to the government’s election manifesto, Rajshahi Krishi Unnayan Bank (RAKUB) has freed 2 lakh 29 thousand 933 farmers’ families from debt by implementing…