Skip to content
Insolvency Guardian
Insolvency Services & Bankruptcy Advice
Insolvency GuardianInsolvency Guardian
  • Insolvency
  • Zero Contact Solutions
  • Resources
  • News
  • About Us
  • Contact
1300 60 70 60
  • Insolvency
  • Zero Contact Solutions
  • Resources
  • News
  • About Us
  • Contact

After Gupta, Nairs, Bhatia its Now Facor Steels Limited initiate insolvency process – Nagpur Today

3 min read


Nagpur: Create economic uncertainty by indulging in financial mismanagement and corruption seems to be the most-liked but equally dubious modus operandi of companies to go bankrupt in order to dodge the action of their creditors. The Jayaswals of Neco, Nairs of Orange City Hospital, Nairsons of coal companies and many such more hit the headlines for financial mismanagement, corruption and scams. All these entities faced or facing the disgraceful actions of auctions of their assets. The list of such companies indulging in corruption and scams is getting bigger and bigger. One more name has been added to the list. Facor Steels Limited is on the block.

The National Company Law Tr…

Read the full article at: http://www.nagpurtoday.in/after-gupta-nairs-bhatia-its-now-facor-steels-limited-initiate-insolvency-process/06122049

Category: BankruptcyBy Insolvency GuardianJune 12, 2017

Post navigation

PreviousPrevious post:Topshop Australia topples into voluntary administration as a potential buyer emerges – SmartCompany.com.auNextNext post:Another retailer has filed for bankruptcy – Business Insider

Related Posts

NCLAT dismisses Affle 3i's plea against insolvency of Talent Unlimited Online Services – economictimes.com
September 27, 2026
Full list: Companies entering liquidation or administration across Australia on September 27 – The Courier Mail
September 27, 2026
No Cookies | The Courier Mail
September 27, 2026
Probe into self-styled wealth guru Jason Fong’s business widens
September 27, 2026
Australian developer bankrupt after raising over A$10m — ABC News
September 27, 2026
NDIS housing provider Fairy Meadow House goes under after potential misuse of funds flagged by liquidator
September 27, 2026

After Gupta, Nairs, Bhatia its Now Facor Steels Limited initiate insolvency process – Nagpur Today

3 min read


Nagpur: Create economic uncertainty by indulging in financial mismanagement and corruption seems to be the most-liked but equally dubious modus operandi of companies to go bankrupt in order to dodge the action of their creditors. The Jayaswals of Neco, Nairs of Orange City Hospital, Nairsons of coal companies and many such more hit the headlines for financial mismanagement, corruption and scams. All these entities faced or facing the disgraceful actions of auctions of their assets. The list of such companies indulging in corruption and scams is getting bigger and bigger. One more name has been added to the list. Facor Steels Limited is on the block.

The National Company Law Tr…

Read the full article at: http://www.nagpurtoday.in/after-gupta-nairs-bhatia-its-now-facor-steels-limited-initiate-insolvency-process/06121500

Category: LiquidationBy Insolvency GuardianJune 12, 2017

Post navigation

PreviousPrevious post:Le Maire proposes linking debt relief to growth – KathimeriniNextNext post:WATCH: Boss of Sheffield pub declared insolvent with £1m debts makes Facebook video to explain venue’s “severe … – The Star

Related Posts

Harrogate hairdressing business liquidated owing £10,468
September 28, 2026
REVEALED: Liquidator appointments for businesses in the Bayside (NSW) council area for September 25 – The Daily Telegraph
September 28, 2026
Black Pineapple hit rock bottom, but found sustainable growth again – thepost.co.nz
September 28, 2026
Family-run Welsh haulage company enters liquidation — open since 1977 – Wales Online
September 27, 2026
Arthur and Terry Tzaneros’ ACFS Port Logistics debts blow out, ATO auditing family’s other companies
September 27, 2026
Copia Kenya Enters New Phase As Two KPMG Officials Take Charge – The Kenya Times
September 27, 2026
Insolvency Guardian
© Insolvency Advisory Accountants Pty Ltd trading as Insolvency Guardian Australia.

Disclaimer

Go to Top
Call Now Button