REVEALED: Liquidator appointments for businesses in the Cairns council area for September 30 The Cairns Post Read the original article here
Copia Kenya Limited, the e-commerce company that sold everyday goods to rural Kenyans through local shop agents, is being wound up. On 17th September 2026, Justice Rhoda Rutto of the High Court in Nairobi ordered it into liquidation, the process in which someone is appointed to sell what a company still owns and pay its debts…
REVEALED: Liquidator appointments for businesses in the Macedon Ranges council area for September 30 Herald Sun Read the original article here
REVEALED: Liquidator appointments for businesses in the Wollongong council area for September 30 The Daily Telegraph Read the original article here
‘He’s a bit of a dog’: Badly burnt firms expecting nothing from failed Otago engineering company ODT Read the original article here
REVEALED: Liquidator appointments for businesses in the Bayside (VIC) council area for September 30 Herald Sun Read the original article here
The closures are part of a wider strategy that could see around 150 stores close, following ongoing financial struggles and a restructuring scheme backed by the High Court in July. TG Jones shuts 19 sites as part of plans for 150 closures As of the end of September, 19 stores had closed or were due…
The Recruitment Group 2.0 was registered in Bilton-in-Ainsty and was incorporated in 2021. It entered voluntary liquidation on September 17 and FRP Advisory Ltd of Sheffield was appointed voluntary liquidator. Companies House records the sole director as Ruben Wilberg. RECOMMENDED READING: A liquidator’s report known as a statement of affairs has outlined the finances behind…
Paradigm Biopharmaceuticals has entered voluntary administration. The Melbourne drug developer made the move after an interim result halted its Phase 3 trial, and now hopes to restructure its debts while assessing what the trial data can still offer. Read the original article here
The Supreme Court held that tribunals can recall insolvency proceedings begun through fraud and collusion, but need not always end them, and sent the Greenopolis case back to NCLT. – Orris Infrastructure Private Limited v. Rakesh Kumar Gupta & Ors. The Supreme Court has ruled that the insolvency tribunal can recall a corporate insolvency process…