A former Premier League star has been declared bankrupt, despite earning a fortune during his playing career. There’s a sad irony to a footballer’s life: while everything may appear rosy on the pitch, what comes after hanging up their boots is often completely uncertain, with many struggling to navigate the challenges that follow. Eight former…
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Martin was declared bankrupt at the Chief Insolvency and Companies Court earlier today. And, in a statement released to the Echo, Schooley offered little sympathy towards the Shrimpers ex chairman. “It became clear many years ago what a convoluted web of indebted companies Ron Martin had wound Southend United into,” said Schooley. “It has also…
Martin – who owned the Shrimpers between 1998 and 2024 – attended the Chief Insolvency and Companies Court this morning but the hearing was put back until later in the afternoon due to an ongoing issue surrounding costs and petition. READ MORE: What Ron Martin’s bankruptcy will mean for Blues However, once it resumed Judge…
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DOMO Chemicals is among the DOMO Group subsidiaries filing for insolvency – an outcome attributed to high energy prices, low demand, and ongoing imports from non-EU countries. Headquartered in Ghent, Belgium, DOMO Group’s subsidiary companies manufacture and sell polymers, engineering plastics, and high-performance plastics for the consumer and industrial goods sectors, among others. The company…
Claire’s is back in court in the UK. Modella Capital, which rescued the company last year, has begun insolvency proceedings for the accessories chain in the UK and Ireland for the second time in less than a year. Last September, Modella took over Claire’s UK business in a deal that saw the closure of…
Claire’s enters insolvency with Irish jobs at risk Business Post Read the original article here
Fashion and accessories retailer Claire’s is on the brink of administration, putting dozens of jobs in Ireland at risk. Claire’s is owned by Modella Capital, a private equity firm, which recently bought the high street arm of WH Smith – renamed TG Jones. A majority of Claire’s Irish and UK business assets were bought by…