Category Archives: Liquidation

Tariffs and Insolvency: Legal Consequences of Tariffs in Insolvency Processes | Pillsbury – Global Trade & Sanctions Law

Under the Trump administration, the U.S. has adopted sweeping tariffs on nearly every trading partner, with a promise of more on a range of strategic sectors including industrial metals and critical minerals, pharmaceuticals, semiconductors, and automobiles. These actions have provoked countermeasures from China and others. While these developments are rightly seen as geopolitical, trade actions—and…

EXCLUSIVE: Christchurch courier boss speaks out after company collapse owing more than $1.2 million

A Christchurch courier company that went into liquidation owing more than $1.2 million has been the victim of broken promises, sabotage, and professional failings, its sole director says. NJ & MS Holdings Limited, trading as Point to Point, was placed into liquidation by the Greymouth High Court on June 30 after an application from Inland…

BRIEF: KWG Group faces liquidation petition – Bamboo Works

Property developer KWG Group Holdings Ltd. (1813.HK) said on Wednesday that Shandong Sunlight Xin Tiandi Micro-finance Com.  Ltd. filed a winding-up petition against the company with Hong Kong’s High Court on Aug. 11. The petition relates to approximately 642 million yuan ($89.48 million) in unpaid guaranteed obligations and accrued interest of 136 million yuan owed…

Let new pathways speed up insolvency resolution

It is welcome that the government has brought in a bill to amend the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) of 2016. It is equally welcome that the bill in Parliament has been referred right away to a select committee. Legislation of this kind calls for careful deliberation, an opportunity for stakeholders to present their views…

Evergrande to delist from HK bourse on Aug 25

Property developer China Evergrande Group announced on Tuesday that the Hong Kong stock exchange has decided to delist it, effective Aug 25, and the company confirmed it will not apply for a review. The announcement came after a letter was received from the bourse operator on Friday, stating that Evergrande, which is already in the…

A boom in businesses going bust

Dragonboat restaurant opened in the 1990s, and is now going into liquidation, owing at least 1.4 million dollars to creditors. Photo: RNZ / Yiting Lin The rising cost of living and a pandemic hangover have put the pressure on businesses, sending nearly 1300 into liquidation already this year. New Zealand is riding its highest wave…

A Blueprint for Risk Mitigation in China’s Property Sector?

The liquidation of China Evergrande Group, now in its second year, has become a case study in the complexities of corporate insolvency in a globalized, hyper-leveraged economy. With $45 billion in total debt and a corporate structure spanning 3,000 legal entities, the company’s collapse has tested the limits of cross-border legal frameworks, creditor coordination, and…

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Insolvency resolution timeline shrinks by 2 months since March – MSN

Insolvency resolution timeline shrinks by 2 months since March  MSN Read the original article here

NAXS AB (publ), The Board of Directors announces the intention of an amended investment mandate to allow for an orderly liquidation process and proposes an extra cash dividend

NAXS AB The Board of Directors of NAXS AB (publ) (“NAXS” or the “Company”) announces its recommendation to amend the Company’s investment mandate to allow for an orderly liquidation process of its existing portfolio of assets. The NAXS share has traded at a persistent discount to net asset value over a long period of time.…