Sportswear specialist goes into liquidation

A Preston sportswear company that supplied the British gymnastics team has gone into voluntary liquidation. Milano Pro-Sport, based in Bow Lane in the city, has manufactured leotards for the team since 1996 and has been described as a leading supplier of gymnastics clothing in the UK. The business, which began life in 1991, entered into…

UK transport and storage company enters administration

The company has a fleet of more than 45 vehicles and 60 trailers, and around 150,000 square feet of “high-quality” warehousing and operating centres, located in both Dunstable and Stoke-on-Trent. Trans Haul Limited enters administration After more than 39 years in business, Trans Haul has now entered administration. Neil Charles Money and Steven Glanvill from…

UK transport and storage company enters administration

Trans Haul (Europe) Limited was founded back in 1987 and specialises in logistics, warehousing, and contract packing in the UK and overseas. The company has a fleet of more than 45 vehicles and 60 trailers, and around 150,000 square feet of “high-quality” warehousing and operating centres, located in both Dunstable and Stoke-on-Trent. Trans Haul Limited…

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iCE3X founder disputes R30m missing crypto claim

The original discrepancies in Bitcoin and Litecoin balances were identified in early 2021. The founder of iCE3X, one of South Africa’s oldest crypto-currency exchanges, has challenged claims by the company’s liquidators that more than R30 million in crypto assets remain unaccounted for. Gareth Grobler, the former sole director and shareholder of iCE3X, says he has…

Reports reveal Hawkins director settlements totalling $11m

As the wind-up of companies in the former Hawkins construction group draws to a close, liquidators’ reports have revealed the amounts paid by directors John and David McConnell to settle claims they breached their duties. The complex process featured separate liquidations for the former operating company and other parts of the group, renamed H Construction…