Nova Property Group, the rescue vehicle of the failed R4.6 billion Sharemax property syndication scheme, is insolvent. Nova’s annual financial statements (AFS) for the year ending February 2024 reveal a company in severe financial distress, with mounting debt, unpaid taxes and severe cash flow constraints. It is also clear that Nova cannot repay the former…
Techindia Nirman Limited Schedules Third CoC Meeting Amidst Insolvency Proceedings TipRanks Read the original article here
A Total Of 5,272 Youths Declared Bankrupt Since 2020 BERNAMA Read the original article here
KATIE Price was discharged from her second bankruptcy this week – and has now vowed to claw back her lost £100million fortune. It brings to an end six years of financial hell for the 46-year-old model, and she has now been discharged from her second bankruptcy, relating to an unpaid tax bill of over £750,000. …
Bengaluru-based Ola Electric has encountered significant challenges at the start of the year. The company is already struggling with sales, due to which it has dropped down to fourth position in the Indian EV race, according to data from Vahan portal. Earlier, the company had cited that this drop in sales was due to changes…
KATIE Price has revealed she spends a whopping £700 a week on the food shop. The 46-year-old admitted even though she splashes out almost a grand on her grub every seven days – she still needs a trip to the store mid-week to “top up.” 6 Katie Price has revealed she spends a whopper £700…
Musk at Trump’s First Cabinet Meeting: U.S. Will Go Bankrupt Without DOGE The Wall Street Journal Read the original article here
KUALA LUMPUR (March 13): A total of 5,272 youths below the age of 34 have been declared bankrupt from 2020 to this year, according to Youth and Sports Minister Hannah Yeoh. She said that of the total, 5,189 were aged between 25 to 34, while 83 others were below 25. “The trend of bankruptcy among…
Katie Price says both her bankruptcies have been discharged MSN Read the original article here
SINGAPORE, March 21 — The Singapore High Court has dismissed motoring tycoon Peter Kwee’s claim that he is the rightful owner of five properties registered in his daughter Karen’s name, ruling that they were intended as gifts. In a written judgment yesterday, sighted by The Straits Times (ST), Justice Philip Jeyaretnam acknowledged that Kwee had…