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Australian companies that are in liquidation feature in the lists below. See also below for an explanation of liquidation and how to determine if your company is in liquidation.
COMPANY (a small selection) |
CODE | DATE OF LIQUID | EVENT |
---|---|---|---|
BWX LIMITED | BWX | 10 May 24 | KellyAnne Lavina Trenfield, Joseph Ronald Hansell and Kathryn Warwick are appointed Liquidators after the company passed a special resolution under s491 that the Company be wound up voluntarily. |
HIRO BRANDS LIMITED | HRO | 08 May 24 | David Hardy and James Dampney of KPMG appointed liquidators |
MALLEE RESOURCES LIMITED | MYL | 15 Apr 24 | it has been resolved that the Company Be Wound Up Under 439c(c) with Matthew Wayne Caddy, Shaun Fraser and Robert Kirman appointed liquidators |
LONGREACH OIL LIMITED | LGO | 12 Apr 24 | Adam Shepard of Setter Shepard appointed Liquidator |
QUESTUS LIMITED | QSS | 19 Mar 24 | company has been placed under external administration - liquidator appointed |
SCOTGOLD RESOURCES LIMITED | SGZ | 29 Feb 24 | Daniel Bredenkamp and Christopher Pattinson of Pitcher Partners appointed liquidators and notice lodged that the Company is to be wound up under 439c(c) |
NEW ENERGY SOLAR LIMITED | NEW | 12 Feb 24 | Martin Walsh appointed liquidator |
CONSOLIDATED TIN MINES LIMITED | CSD | 07 Feb 24 | Anthony Miskiewicz, Richard Tucker & David Osborne of KordaMentha are appointed liquidators to company now called AURORA METALS LIMITED |
HALO FOOD CO. LIMITED | HLF | 30 Jan 24 | Michael Korda and Robert Hutson of KordaMentha were appointed Liquidators of the Company on 30 January 2024. |
ICS GLOBAL LIMITED | ICS | 30 Jan 24 | Simon Cathro and Declan Lane appointed Liquidators |
What is company liquidation?
A company goes into liquidation when a registered liquidator is appointed to conduct the winding-up of a company and the liquidation of its assets. A liquidator is generally appointed on the grounds that the company is insolvent and there is no better way for creditors to maximise their return than from liquidating the assets.
Shareholders may place their company into voluntary liquidation, if, for example, they think it is going nowhere and they may as well sell off assets, discharge liabilities and get back the remainder. A liquidator can also be appointed by the court or a company can voluntarily place itself in liquidation or it can end up in liquidation after a vote of creditors. In the latter case it generally occurs because a viable arrangement is not possible during the course of a voluntary administration.
What is the liquidator's role?
The liquidator terminates company activities, collects and sells the assets and distributes the resulting funds to creditors in accordance with statutory priorities. One of his or her major tasks is to admit claims by creditors and then pay them according to priorities set out in the law.
In liquidation, no person can perform or exercise any function or power as an officer of the company other than with the liquidator's written approval, although this does not technically remove the directors from office. However, they are stripped of all their powers. Note that a company can also be in provisional liquidation, a sort of half-way house status, while enquires are made about the financial situation of the company pending liquidation, some other form of external administration, or returning the company to the control of the directors.
What does it mean to you as a shareholder?
Generally this is the worst possible outcome for shareholders. Rarely in circumstances where the company has failed, is there anything left over for distribution to shareholders.
Remember who your directors and executives were and resolve to avoid in future any companies they may be involved in.
Finding your company
If your company has been delisted or is suspended from quotation it may well be in liquidation. You can click on the link below to see a list of all companies in liquidation (for members only) or find a specific company that is in liquidation by:
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