Sagar Adani Highlights India’s Energy Transition At Adani Green Electrification Dialogue

London, June 26: Speaking at the inaugural Adani Green Electrification Dialogue in London, Sagar Adani, Executive Director of Adani Green Energy, highlighted the growing need for energy security, affordability and sustainability amid global geopolitical challenges. He also outlined India’s energy transition plans and the Adani Group’s long-term investments in renewable energy, storage, transmission and nuclear…

Turkey’s quarter-century-old giant has gone bankrupt! It caused a huge uproar in the industry.

27.06.2026 15:18 The court has issued a bankruptcy decision regarding Malatya Atılım Nakliyat Anbarı ve Dağıtım Ticaret Limited Şirketi, which has been operating in Istanbul since 1998. With the decision of the Bakırköy 1st Commercial Court of First Instance, the liquidation process of the company has begun, and the management and assets of the approximately…

Homeware business which supplied Aldi plunges into liquidation – in business since 2017 | UK | News

A UK wholesaler has plunged into liquidation, an official notice shared this week has revealed. The company has not shared its reasons for financial difficulties, while other retail firms and industry leaders have described the difficult trading conditions faced by businesses today, including soaring operational costs. Triflora International Limited is an importer of seasonal homewares,…

NCLT Admits Corporate Insolvency Proceedings Against Navi Mumbai-Based Firm On Bank Of India’s ₹117.50 Crore Plea

NCLT has admitted insolvency proceedings against Supreme Engineering Limited on Bank of India’s petition over an alleged ₹117.50 crore default | Representational Image Mumbai, June 27: The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has admitted a Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) against Navi Mumbai-based Supreme Engineering Limited. The order was passed on a petition filed by…

Shape Construction $3.5m debt, enforcement not economic

When the maths beats the case When Christchurch modular builder Shape Construction went into voluntary liquidation, the final tally was grim. The April 2026 liquidator’s report recorded $3.5 million owed to creditors, with only about $50,000 recouped through asset sales, at least six partially built homes scattered across the country, and a $267,000 unpaid tax…