Libelle director raised insolvency concerns with liquidators on Thursday – BusinessDesk
Libelle director raised insolvency concerns with liquidators on Thursday BusinessDesk Read the original article here
Libelle director raised insolvency concerns with liquidators on Thursday BusinessDesk Read the original article here
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Free school lunch provider goes into liquidation Stuff Read the original article here
Compass Group, a global catering company, leads the School Lunch Collective, which was awarded the $85 million annual school lunch contract last year. Libelle has also offered residential catering, tuckshop solutions and school catering services for the past 20 years. The liquidators said they have immediately engaged with Compass, who is working with the School…
Company contracted by Compass to provide lunches goes into liquidation RNZ Read the original article here
A company involved in supplying school lunches has gone into liquidation. Deloitte New Zealand, who has been appointed liquidator, said Libelle Group was contracted by Compass Group to deliver approximately 125,000 meals daily as part of the Government’s Ka Ora, Ka Ako Healthy School Lunches programme. “The Liquidators are undertaking a full and urgent review…
Photo: RNZ/Calvin Samuel A provider of school lunches has gone into liquidation. The Libelle Group was contracted to deliver about 125,000 lunched a day to the major contractor Compass. Libelle’s shareholders have appointed Deloitte as liquidators on Tuesday. Liquidator David Webb said they were urgently talking to Compass to keep the service going, while they…
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Construction firm HCC’s real estate firm Lavasa Corporation is undergoing Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) and it has been granted an extension of 90 days for its revival process by a bankruptcy court. The planned city project entered CIRP following the directive from the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) to restart the entire process. This…