We are an independent restructuring and insolvency firm. Our registered liquidators help distressed small and medium businesses in Australia, in English, Mandarin, Cantonese and Korean. We guide directors through options including small business restructuring, the voluntary administration process and liquidation.
We’re experts in solving complex distressed situations.
Our holistic restructuring services cover all aspects of the restructuring process
and support small-medium sized businesses to navigate through difficult financial situations.
If an administrator may need to be appointed, learn how voluntary administration works.
We have a passionate team of highly experienced registered liquidators, Chartered Accountants, Certified Practising Accountants, ARITA professional members, and market specialists who have helped many distressed small and medium businesses in Australia.
We respect Australia’s cultural diversity. Our team of specialists is all proficient in both English, Chinese, Korean and other Asian languages.
Our team of qualified and licensed experts has spent years solving complex financial and legal challenges.
We have significant experience with dealing with numerous informal and formal engagements with small and medium businesses in Australia.
We have a longstanding presence with the business community in Australia
A plumbing contractor with more than 60 employees and over $10 million in turnover reduced about $975,000 of debt to about $256,000 through small business restructuring.
An aquarium supplies retailer trading online and from a showroom reduced about $336,000 of debt to $76,200 through a small business restructuring plan.
A restaurant employing 29 people reduced about $795,000 of debt, including $715,000 owed to the ATO, to about $179,000 through a small business restructuring plan.
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Our team works together to move our mission forward – safeguard and help navigate small and medium businesses through financial and legal challenges in Australia.
Contact us for a free confidential consultation with one of our experts.
You can discuss your position and all possible options
in your language – Chinese, Korean, English and other Asian languages.
Get in touch today with experts that understand your needs.
Let us help you navigate through times of uncertainty.
