Owner of Raleigh brand collapses into insolvency proceedings – thebusinessdesk.com
Owner of Raleigh brand collapses into insolvency proceedings thebusinessdesk.com Read the original article here
Owner of Raleigh brand collapses into insolvency proceedings thebusinessdesk.com Read the original article here
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Just a few weeks ago, a rescue appeared to be within reach. Now the situation has taken a dramatic turn: Accell Group – the parent company of Haibike, Ghost, Lapierre, Winora, Raleigh and several other bicycle brands – has initiated insolvency proceedings. We have obtained an internal message from CEO Jonas Nilsson to all employees,…
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Three related Auckland construction firms in liquidation, $16.49m owed BusinessDesk | NZ Read the original article here
It comes after a court action by HMRC against the Glasgow-based company. The appointment of the liquidator to Impact Contracts (Glasgow) Limited follows a petition to Glasgow Sheriff Court. The petition for His Majesty’s Revenue and Customs related to the winding up of the company based at Craigton Industrial Estate, and for a liquidator to be…
Duke Property Ltd, which runs the Duke of Cambridge bar on Little Clarendon Street, entered Creditors Voluntary Liquidation on July 28. This is a a liquidation procedure that enables a company to be wound up by resolution of the members of the company instead of by a court order. READ MORE: Over 500 jobs at…
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