TRUST INVENTORY LTD, which operates from the Collar Factory in town, is currently subject to a winding-up order petition, a formal application which has been made to the court asking for it to be wound up and placed into compulsory liquidation. READ MORE: Established Somerset company enters administration after 24 years READ MORE: Taunton Town…
LuisaViaRoma Pursues Bankruptcy Proceedings to Sidestep Liquidation Modaes Read the original article here
The owner of Café Neuk Limited, in the Aberdeenshire harbour town, moved to appoint a liquidator on March 23. The company passed a resolution “that it has been proved to the satisfaction of the meeting that the company cannot by reason of its liabilities continue its business and that it is advisable to wind up…
Employees of Italian retailer LuisaViaRoma have gone on strike in Florence today, after union representatives announced that liquidation proceedings were being pursued by the company. As reported by La Nazione, the Italian court’s protective measures under the negotiated crisis settlement procedure expired. LuisaViaRoma has announced it will apply for a preliminary liquidation agreement to obtain…
In the austere quiet of a Delaware courtroom, a financial paradox has unfolded that defies the standard laws of corporate insolvency. Apple Tree Partners, a venture capital titan managing assets estimated between $1 billion (approximately KES 130 billion) and $10 billion (approximately KES 1.3 trillion), filed for voluntary Chapter 11 bankruptcy late last year. The…
REVEALED: Liquidator appointments for businesses in the Hobart council area for March 26 The Mercury Read the original article here
A liquidator has been appointed as the company enters voluntary liquidation (Image: PAUL GILLIS / Reach PLC) A coffee supplier in the UK has ceased trading and has been placed into voluntary liquidation despite having over £1m in assets. Instant Coffee Supplies Limited, based in Surrey, revealed its decision to liquidate the company in its…
Major UK travel company liquidation means all holidays cancelled and no money back The Mirror Read the original article here
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A UK travel company that sold package getaways to Europe and Southeast Asia has gone into liquidation and will not be giving refunds for cancelled trips. Regen Central LTD lost its Air Travel Organisers’ Licensing (ATOL) on January 13 and subsequently went into liquidation, per the Companies House website. ATOL, a scheme operated by the…