The Zega Cookware pot and app. Source: supplied.
The company behind a range of ‘smart’, bluetooth-enabled cookware has entered voluntary administration two years after it launched its first products.
Tim Heesh and Mark Everingham of TPH Advisory have been appointed as voluntary administrators of Zega Intelligent Cookware on March 18 and are now seeking urgent expressions of interest for investors or buyers for the business.
Zega produces a range of what it calls “intelligence cookware” — cooking pots that promise to contain heat, and therefore continue cooking your food, even when you remove them from the stove.
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