AN ‘iconic’ Devon family-run business that closed all nine of its stores after 55-years, is working with an advisory firm, to save the stores from permanent closure. The Crusty Cob, established in 1969 and run by three generations of the Tubbs family, is working with Azets to sell its business assets out of liquidation. This…
East Bar Group Ltd and H&S Minicoaches Ltd, which both have the same registered address at Dunnock Drive in the city, are headed by sole director Neville Taylor. In January he was banned from being a company director for nine years for his involvement in a scheme that saw £7.6 million of assets go missing. …
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Wittner, the women’s boot retailer founded over a century ago, has collapsed and appointed a restructuring adviser after sales slumped and costs rose. Wittner is owned by British special situations investor Hilco Capital and was founded in 1912 as Australia’s first mail-order footwear business. Hilco is the firm that purchased Cue Clothing from the Levis…
When Fox Friday opened not one, but two new Australian venues last year, it felt like maybe the Tasmanian-born brewery was weathering the strong economic headwinds facing the independent brewing industry. It wasn’t the case. On Thursday, Benn and Sarah Hooper announced they were appointing McGrath Nicol to take control of Fox Friday’s portfolio of…
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The tribunal reaffirmed that agreements that are not suitably stamped or unstamped do not exclude a Section 7 application. The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), Bengaluru Bench, ruled that insufficiently stamped agreement is not a bar to admission of petition filed under Section 7 of the IBC, 2016, read with Rule 4 of the Insolvency…
One of Australia’s fastest-growing craft beer businesses has appointed administrators after its primary lender collapsed, placing pressure on operations across three states. Tasmania’s Fox Friday Craft Brewery, which began as a humble nano-brewery in Hobart’s northern suburb of Moonah, confirmed the move on Wednesday, described by founders Sarah and Benn Hooper as one made with…