Capability: Restructuring & TurnaroundIndustry: ManufacturingAppointment: Voluntary Administration / Deed of Company Arrangement Restructuring a financially distressed company Overview A family-owned manufacturing business in Sydney, set up in 2000, with 35 employees. It owed the...
Capability: InsolvencyIndustry: PropertyAppointment: Liquidation – Real Estate Asset Realisation for Creditors Overview A property development company that had a development approval (DA) to construct 13 lots in Sydney Southwest. The company exhausted...
Capability: Specialised SolutionsIndustry: TelecommunicationEngagement: Expert Accountant’s Report Overview A dispute arose amongst two shareholders of multiple telecommunication national franchised stores. The resulted in an alleged misappropriation / incorrect allocation of profits between...
Capability: Restructuring & TurnaroundIndustry: HospitalityAppointment: Voluntary Administration followed by Deed of Company Arrangement Overview A franchisor that operated over 18 company owned stores and franchised stores collectively throughout the east coast of...
Capability: InsolvencyIndustry: HospitalityAppointment: Voluntary Administration followed by Liquidation Overview A group of restaurants specialising in authentic Chinese cuisine, established in 2005. It began as a family business and grew into a group...
Completed a forensic accountants report in respect of a shareholders dispute. Complex analysis of transactions from various sources to determine the revenue and costs generated by the company over a 7...
Successfully recapitalised the company to allow the company to continue in existence by reducing costs of operations. Managed a team of 50 employees across multiple stores within NSW, ACT and...
Greengate Advisory has undertaken numerous engagements across different retail and hospitality companies as its liquidators such as SES Fashion, Ahinah Homeware and other restaurants groups. We thoroughly investigate the company, its...
Reviewed September 2026. Section 66G of the Conveyancing Act 1919 (NSW), which this article explains, still applies to co-owners who can't agree on selling a property in NSW. This article...
