Administrators still seeking offers for Billboard Media

Hall Chadwick, the administrators for Billboard Media, are still seeking offers for the Melbourne-based wide format printer, which went into voluntary administration in December 2025. Hall Chadwick supervisor Jessie Low conformed the following in a statement to Sprinter: “(a) The administrators remain open to considering any further purchase offers in respect of the sale of Company’s business and assets. (b) The second…

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Hiding Australian directors’ addresses could cause insolvency process problems

The Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) made the changes in response to concerns about the public availability of directors’ personal information on its business registers, which included the officeholder’s residential address. ASIC has removed these details from current and historical company details available through searches purchased from its website. Joni Henry, an expert…

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Woodbridge Liquidation Trust SEC 10-Q Report — TradingView News

Woodbridge Liquidation Trust, a company focused on liquidating assets, settling Causes of Action, and distributing available cash to Interestholders, has released its Form 10-Q report for the fourth quarter of 2025. The report provides insights into the company’s financial and operational performance, highlighting key developments and future outlook. Financial Highlights The Form 10-Q report did…