Date published: 5 March 2025 The Department for the Economy (the Department) has accepted a disqualification undertaking from the director of a company involved in unlicensed restaurants and cafes. The undertaking was received for six years from James Deery (45) of Nutts Corner Road, Crumlin, in respect of his conduct as director of Stacks Group…
‘We’re devastated’: Couple caught up in collapse of company The Press Read the original article here
Thousands of concertgoers have been left out of pocket after the company behind Juicy Fest and the Timeless Summer Tour collapsed into liquidation. Chris Lynch Media first revealed the scale of the fallout, with frustrated ticket holders still searching for answers as the companies behind the events remain silent. According to the Companies Office website,…
Digital Classifieds Group (DCG), the Australian company that bought proptech firm Lamudi Indonesia in 2023, has entered into ‘External Administration’ or ‘Controllership’, according to a filing to the Australian Securities & Investments Commission, seen by DealStreetAsia. The firm has appointed Daniel Peter Juratowitch, CEO of the advisory and restructuring firm Cor Cordis, as its ‘administrator’…
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Company behind Juicy Fest placed into voluntary liquidation MSN Read the original article here
A West Australian agricultural lobby group says it has been “let down by a very trusted employee”, as WA police begin investigations into financial misconduct at the Pastoralists and Graziers Association (PGA). “It’s been a pretty interesting experience,” PGA president Tony Seabrook said. “We found ourselves in a very embarrassing situation of having far too…
NAIF-backed miner waves the white flag owing $140m Townsville Bulletin Read the original article here
A husband and wife whose furniture company went into liquidation owing customers almost £100,000 have both been banned as company directors. George and Williamina Hay were directors of DWH Trading Ltd, which sold adjustable beds and chairs, mostly to elderly and vulnerable customers, from their home address in Aberdeenshire. The company was struggling financially by…
CPR Manufacturing enters liquidation with 400 machinery items up for sale Sustainable Plastics Read the original article here