A company associated with a large residential development in Queenstown has been given two months to resolve its debts or face liquidation. Landscaping company Top Garden applied to place Triple Conne
It would have only cost $5 per company, but this “compliance burden” was one of the reasons cited for delaying a critical tool used to combat fraud and money laundering. Documents obtained by Busi
A downturn in profit for Lyttelton Port Company helped drag down the overall result for the Christchurch council-owned group of companies. The South Island port isn’t the only port company to be aff
Technology company Blackpearl is on the acquisition path after launching on the New Zealand stock exchange (NZX) today. The official launch was at 1pm, with a bell-ringing ceremony in Wellington. Blac
New Zealand company insolvencies dropped to 203 in April from the highest-recorded March figure of 276. However, they remain up 30% year-on-year. A Wednesday report from credit specialists Centrix det
A forestry company owned by a multinational timber conglomerate has been tipped into liquidation after multiple breaches on its loans from the Union Bank of India. Last week, Aubade Global Resources w
Receivers of New Zealand tech company Protempo Limited, which provides services to protect brands from being ripped off, are looking to sell the company’s intellectual property. Last week, at the co
Director Susan Peterson takes the hours of each board meeting for the year and multiplies by four. She knows when she has board meetings as much as two years out and plans accordingly. “I work out w
The longstanding chair of Christchurch council’s holding company and another director, a councillor, have both resigned. The resignations come after an investigation “relating to communication�
Creditors of a North Otago irrigation scheme owed more than $50 million have approved a deed which staves off liquidation. In May, the Kurow-Duntroon Irrigation Company (KDIC) was put into receivershi
Disgraced former National party candidate Jake Bezzant has resigned his directorship at Invisible Urban Charging.Now-sole director Nigel Broomhall told BusinessDesk he had informed all the company’s
The business practices of a major construction company “can only be described as corrupt”, Vector claimed in the closing stages of its private prosecution against the entity. The company at the ce
A complaint has been upheld against the man whose company designed the six-storey Christchurch Television building that collapsed in the 2011 earthquakes, killing 115 people. But he “strongly re
Pioneering company SolarZero has been put into liquidation The company, which has traded since the 1970s, in recent years became the first company to offer a subscription model for household solar and
Lodestone Energy is steadily increasing its solar farm portfolio and is on track to become a billion-dollar company with a medium-sized solar array in towns all around New Zealand. The company has two
The New Zealand Refining Company is the country's only oil refinery and the leading supplier of refined petroleum products to the New Zealand market, including petrol, diesel, aviation fuel and other.
The liquidator's initial report into David Henry’s failed Kinleith Land and Infrastructure business suggests creditors are owed at least $1.57 million. Liquidators Jared Booth and Tony Maginness of
Richina Ltd, a holding company wholly owned by former Mainzeal boss Richard Yan, has been placed in liquidation. Yan, also known as Yan Ciliang, went bankrupt in May this year after he and other Mainz
New Zealand Rural Land Company Limited Ordinary Shares Company Details Registered Office: Duncan Cotterill, 50 Customhouse Quay, Wellington Postal Address: Duncan Cotterill, 50 Customhouse Quay, W
CMO originated in 1859 from a coach-building operation at 89 Courtenay Place Wellington. In 1881 it merged into Rouse & Hurrell, a partnership that formed into a limited liability company in 1902. The
Australian Foundation Investment Company Limited specializes in investing in Australian equities. The company has a diverse portfolio of 75 Australian companies. The company follows a dividend reinves
New Zealand software company Idiom has been acquired by Manchester-based Heywood Pension Technologies for 'eight figures'. Idiom is a business rules software specialist that develops and licences its.
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Cleantech company Nilo has secured a $13 million series A capital raise let by Inter IKEA and venture capital firm Pacific Channel. The company has developed a drop-in adhesive to replace urea forma
An out-of-pocket subcontractor has tipped the landlord of a Rotorua hotel into liquidation, with a first report revealing $30 million is owed. HY Tourism - which owns the land and property for the
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