Moss River Sinks Into Administration for the Second Time – Power Retail

Initially collapsing into voluntary administration back in 2015 when previously owned by Original Residential Homewares Pty Limited, Fineline Home Products Pty Ltd stepped in at the time and saved Moss River from insolvency. However, with current competitive conditions and declining sales figures causing issues industry wide, Moss River is again set to join a long list…

Big commission paying property developer folds with $283000 debts – The Australian Financial Review

by Duncan Hughes A property selling intermediary which offered commission payments of up to 15 per cent has been placed in liquidation with debts of about $283,000, according to regulatory records. Taylor Dow Property Group, which was based in Port Melbourne, about five kilometres south-west of Melbourne’s central business district, folded with assets of about…

Intimation Regarding The Un-Audited Financial Results Of Lanco Infratech Limited (The Company) Under Regulation … – Business Line

September 19, 2017:   Pursuant to Regulation 29 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, it is hereby informed that on Tuesday, September 26, 2017, Mr. Savan Godiawala (IP Registration No. IBBI.IPA-001/IP-P00239/2017-18/10468) (Resolution Professional), the duly appointed resolution professional for the Company appointed in accordance with the provisions of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy…

Building firm Peter O’Brien Constructions in voluntary administration after being owed $12 million – Central Western Daily

VOLUNTARY ADMINISTRATION: Peter O’Brien. Regional building company Peter OBrien Constructions has gone into voluntary administration after being owed $12 million by debtors including a government organisation. The Blayney-based firm owes $5.7 million to creditors including regional subcontractors. A statement released by Mr OBrien said he and his wife Melissa had been forced to sell their assets. The OBriens have put…

Peter O’Brien Constructions goes into voluntary administration due to millions of dollars owed – Western Advocate

Peter O’Brien Regional building company Peter OBrien Constructions has gone into voluntary administration after being owed $12 million by debtors including a government organisation. The Blayney-based firm owes $5.7 million to creditors including regional subcontractors. A statement released by Mr OBrien said he and his wife Melissa had been forced to sell their assets. The OBriens have put up their…

Protective measures listed out for power consumers – Deccan Chronicle

Chennai: With the northeast monsoon likely to strike by the second week of October, Tamil Nadu Electrical Inspectorate (TNEI) on Monday urged the power consumers to take protective measures. In a press statement, the chief electrical inspector to government urged the public to stay away from transformers, pillar-boxes, electrical poles and government electrical appliances. The…

CBS has lifted its bid for the Ten Network ahead of a crunch creditors’ meeting today – Business Insider Australia

American broadcasting giant CBS has increased its bid for the Ten Network, heading off a renewed offer by Australian billionaires Bruce Gordon and Lachlan Murdoch. TV pioneer Gordon and Twenty-First Century Fox executive chairman Murdoch had offered Tens unsecured creditors, excluding CBS, $35 million, or 13.40 cents in the dollar, compared with $32 million, or…