Alton worked in corporate insolvency in Australia for seven years prior to moving to Singapore in 2014, where he worked on several of Singapore’s high-profile corporate insolvency and restructuring engagements. Notable assignments Alton has worked on include the receivership of Singapore Flyer Pte Ltd, liquidation of the California Fitness Clubs in Singapore, and restructuring of…
Allowing the plea of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, the Insolvency Appellate Tribunal NCLAT has set aside the order passed by NCLT, which had restrained the Japanese multinational engineering from encashing the Performance Bank Guarantee submitted by its contractor Punj Lloyd. NCLAT said NCLT “committed an error” by allowing a plea filed by the RP of Punj…
Clients, contractors count costs as home builder enters liquidation The Mercury Read the original article here
National touring body Critical Stages Touring announced late Friday that its Board had made ‘the difficult decision to place the company into liquidation’. The news was announced on social media at 3pm AEST. Critical Stages staff, including CEO Robbi James, Programming Producer Scarlet McGlynn, and Senior Producer Melanie Carolan, are no longer employed by the…
Four construction companies in liquidation as creditors circle Gold Coast Bulletin Read the original article here
Giant shipping company liquidates after bankruptcy sale fails TheStreet Read the original article here
Documents reveal the popular late-night haunt failed to pay employees’ superannuation, suppliers’ invoices and more. Save You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Save this article for later Add articles to your saved list and come back to them anytime. Got it Newtown Oporto…
An Aussie company relied on by thousands of parents to deliver school books and stationery packs has collapsed, leaving a trail of unfulfilled orders in its wake and parents out of pocket. Brisbane stationery supplier Sequel Books and Stationery entered voluntary liquidation on Monday. Its website shows it was the textbook and stationery supplier for…
In short: Australians who bought tiny homes from an entrepreneur’s company say they have never been delivered. The company in question has been dissolved but the man at the centre has opened new businesses. What’s next? Buyers continue to pursue the remains of their tiny homes or refunds. Valerie Shannon and Garth Woodcock own a…
Engineering companies’ debts soar past $6.8m as liquidator estimate doubles Courier Mail Read the original article here