Melbourne kitchen maker folds amid $2m debt pile – Herald Sun
Melbourne kitchen maker folds amid $2m debt pile Herald Sun Read the original article here
Mere Denial That Invoices Were Not Received Cannot Override Signed Acknowledgements From Operational Creditor: NCLT Chandigarh
The National Company Tribunal Chandigarh, bench of Justice Harnam Singh Thakur and Shri Kaushalendra Kumar Singh, have held that a mere bald denial that invoices forming the basis of the claim were not received cannot prevail over specific, dated communications and signed acknowledgements originating from within the operational creditors’ finance department. The operational creditor Pierian…
Wellington event company Hiremaster in liquidation after more than 70 years in business – Stuff
Wellington event company Hiremaster in liquidation after more than 70 years in business Stuff Read the original article here
Logging company owes $1.5m to IRD, forestry companies – report – NZ Herald
Logging company owes $1.5m to IRD, forestry companies – report NZ Herald Read the original article here
Gisborne-based logging company Lift Harvesting in liquidation owing $1.5m to creditors – report
“The cause of this liquidation appears to be related to a failure to account for taxation compounded by the regional cyclone experienced in January 2023,” the report says, under the subheading “additional information”. “The liquidator has established contact with the company director, and a statement of affairs has been received. The liquidator is conducting searches…
Popular Palmerston North eatery Cafe Cuba in liquidation
After many wonderful years of serving the amazing community in Palmerston North, Cafe Cuba has now closed from today the… Posted by Cafe Cuba on Monday 18 August 2025 The cafe is owned by Darlene and Paul Woodhead. Kieran Jones and Steven Khov of Khov Jones Ltd were appointed liquidators of Castro Limited today. Their first…
Pipe Vision liquidators look to auction to dent $29.5m debt – BusinessDesk | NZ
Pipe Vision liquidators look to auction to dent $29.5m debt BusinessDesk | NZ Read the original article here
Emergency housing moteliers go bankrupt – Waikato Times
Emergency housing moteliers go bankrupt Waikato Times Read the original article here
Top Shelf International enters voluntary administration
Less than one year after being put up for sale and one week after gaining shareholder approval for a planned $10 million capital raise, embattled Australian spirits producer Top Shelf International has been placed into voluntary administration following an extended period of economic hardship and debt pressure. Announced to shareholders yesterday, the decision follows shortly…
Paint companies liquidate subsidiaries and seek new revenue as construction firms collapse – CHOSUNBIZ – Chosun Biz
Paint companies liquidate subsidiaries and seek new revenue as construction firms collapse – CHOSUNBIZ Chosun Biz Read the original article here