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Climate change is making Africa’s debt burden worse but new debt contracts could help  The Independent Uganda Read the original article
New Delhi: Apart from speeding up the disposal of distressed companies as going concerns, the proposed amendments to the Insolvency
Digging out of debt: Consolidation services  WAFB Read the original article here
A Christchurch courier company has buckled under financial pressure, owing creditors more than $1.2 million and leaving staff out of
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Judge Orders Liquidation of Infowars to Pay Sandy Hook Families  The New York Times Read the original article here
Murray & Roberts has announced that, after over a century of operation, one of its creditors has instituted liquidation proceedings,
Insolvency resolution timeline shrinks by 2 months since March  MSN Read the original article here
Poland is undertaking its largest-ever arms procurement, with costs projected at around 66 billion dollars — and likely to rise




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A trucking company that has been operating for 57 years across several states in Australia has become the latest to collapse. 

DJK Transport entered voluntary liquidation on Friday, after a restructuring practitioner was appointed in July. 

The company is registered in Austral, western Sydney, under the name of sole shareholder and director, David Kean. 

DJK delivered freight cargo across New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria and South Australia

The company did work for mining companies, as well as supermarkets and department stores. 

DJK ran interstate routes with trailers, flat-top and tautliner trucks. 

Daily Mail has contacted Mr Kean for comment. 

It comes as two other transport companies, which also have Mr Kean as the sole…

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Climate change is making Africa’s debt burden worse but new debt contracts could help  The Independent Uganda

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New Delhi: Apart from speeding up the disposal of distressed companies as going concerns, the proposed amendments to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) tabled in Lok Sabha on Tuesday also makes it easier for splitting up such firms so that lenders could consider sale of individual assets when they are unable to find takers for the whole business, two persons informed about the government’s deliberations on insolvency reforms said.

The proposed amendments will also prevent orders for liquidation of a distressed company just because the 330-day window available for debt resolution under IBC has expired. This is meant to avoid situations like the Bhushan Power & Steel Ltd., the resolution plan for which was annulled by the Supreme…

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Digging out of debt: Consolidation services  WAFB

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A Christchurch courier company has buckled under financial pressure, owing creditors more than $1.2 million and leaving staff out of pocket.

NJ & MS Holdings Ltd owes about $586,000 to Inland Revenue (IRD) and just over $632,000 to unsecured creditors, while staff claims are nearly $35,000.

The company, trading as Point to Point, was placed in liquidation on the application of IRD in the High Court at Greymouth on June 30.

An official assignee from Insolvency & Trustee Service was appointed liquidator and released an initial report last week.

Previously registered under an office in Greymouth, the company’s sole shareholder and director is listed as Taipua Feast at the NZ Companies Office.

The business was closed after the…

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Judge Orders Liquidation of Infowars to Pay Sandy Hook Families  The New York Times

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Murray & Roberts has announced that, after over a century of operation, one of its creditors has instituted liquidation proceedings, marking the end of the road for the iconic South African construction company.

Founded in 1902, Murray & Roberts is one of South Africa’s oldest companies and has played a pivotal role in building the country’s mining infrastructure over the past century. 

Between 2000 and 2010, Murray & Roberts experienced significant growth, with its project order book increasing exponentially to R42 billion and revenues quadrupling to R32 billion. 

This period was characterised by the lead-up to the 2010 FIFA World Cup and the infrastructure investment programme launched by the government to…

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Insolvency resolution timeline shrinks by 2 months since March  MSN

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Poland is undertaking its largest-ever arms procurement, with costs projected at around 66 billion dollars — and likely to rise even higher.

The deal spans a massive array of weaponry: 1,000 K2 Black Panther tanks alongside hundreds of M1 Abrams, 500 HIMARS launchers and several hundred K239 Chunmoo rocket artillery systems, around 100 Apache attack helicopters, dozens of F-35 fighters, more Patriot air defense systems… The list goes on, but the silver lining is, every item comes with a price tag — and the combined bill is staggering.

Read more: With $6.7B Contract on K2PLs Signed, Poland’s Tank Industry is Set For Revival

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