A Christchurch construction company has gone into liquidation, leaving behind significant debt and limited assets. Select Building Limited, which operated in Canterbury, was placed into liquidation on 3 July by special shareholder resolution. Brenton Hunt of Insolvency Matters Limited has been appointed liquidator. According to the initial report, the company ceased trading in July 2025…
“The untimely softer coal price environment, coinciding with the resumption of the Dartbrook underground mine, has necessitated a top-up to existing finance facilities to provide additional working capital,” Australian Pacific Coal executive director John Robinson told the Newcastle Herald in April. Read the original article here
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A Queenstown property developer whose company owes creditors more than $7 million says recent liquidations have no bearing on his commercial and apartment development projects at Jacks Point. Formcrete Construction ceased trading in February. Liquidators Jared Booth and Tony Maginness, of Baker Tilly Staples Rodway Auckland, were told it was because of trading losses and…
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“The untimely softer coal price environment, coinciding with the resumption of the Dartbrook underground mine, has necessitated a top-up to existing finance facilities to provide additional working capital,” Australian Pacific Coal executive director John Robinson told the Newcastle Herald in April. Read the original article here
A property development business, owned by Dunedin businessman Chris Swann, has been placed in liquidation owing nearly $1.5 million. Trevor and Emma Laing, of Laing Insolvency Specialists, were appointed liquidators of KV Ltd in late May. Shares were held by CJS Nominees (owned by Mr Swann) and Mr Swann, who is the former chairman of…
Hudson’s Bay collapse renews calls for stronger worker protections HRD America Read the original article here
Von . – 8.07.2025 10:13 (Akt. 8.07.2025 10:52) Die AKV erwartet ein weiteres Rekordjahr bei Firmenpleiten. ©Canva (Symbolbild) This year, the number of corporate insolvencies is likely to rise again, surpassing the record levels of previous years. … Read the original article here