Disability support service and employer Bedford will go into voluntary administration in the coming days. In a statement it said that, after an “exhaustive negotiation process with the state and federal governments, banking and commercial partners NAB”, it had advised its clients, families and staff that the organisation was expected to enter voluntary administration on…
Singapore: Liquidators issue notice of second dividend for Xihe Holdings Manifold Times Read the original article here
South Australian disability service provider Bedford faces administration Glam Adelaide Read the original article here
A petition for Pittsburgh Fife Limited to be wound up and a liquidator appointed was presented to Dunfermline Sheriff Court on July 14. The action was lodged by the Advocate General for Scotland for and on behalf of the Commissioners for His Majesty’s Revenue and Customs. READ MORE: Memorial fundraiser to celebrate life of Dunfermline…
Flippin’ Fun trampoline park in liquidation, mum saddened at loss of West Auckland kids’ party favourite NZ Herald Read the original article here
SINGAPORE – Catalist-listed ST Group Food plans to liquidate its loss-making subsidiary in the UK, GCTea Outlets 2B, which operates a food and beverage outlet under the Gong Cha brand in the country. PappaRich, Ippudo, and Hokkaido Baked Cheese Tart are other brands owned or franchised by the Australia-based company. “It has been determined that it…
[SINGAPORE] Catalist-listed ST Group Food plans to liquidate its indirect subsidiary in the UK, GCTea Outlets 2B, which operates a food and beverage outlet under the Gong Cha brand in the country. This comes amid the Australian-headquartered company’s plans to exit from the Gong Cha brand in the UK, as the unit has been loss-making…
‘Best dumplings in Brisbane’ saved despite liquidation The Advertiser Read the original article here
Key drug maker files Chapter 11 bankruptcy plans liquidation TheStreet Read the original article here
The number of corporate bankruptcies observed between 2020 and 2021, at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, was particularly low. While 51,145 insolvency proceedings (receivership or liquidation) were recorded in 2019, there were only 31,217 in 2020, and just 27,582 in 2021. The support measures for businesses that were swiftly put in place during the…