Our client, a medium sized retailer, was experiencing operating losses and a constrained cash flow as a result. We were engaged to provide commercial advice relating to the affordability of safe harbour protection.

We were Safe Harbour Advisor to a significant private company operating in the civil engineering construction sector, providing professional services on renewable technology projects.

Safe Harbour Advisor to a publicly listed global medical technologies company facing liquidity issues. Our key role was to stabilise operations and restructure the Company.

We were Safe Harbour Advisor to a start-up telecommunications company facing liquidity issues.

Safe Harbour Advisor to an unlisted public company, which was involved in the development of alternative power technology

Safe Harbour Advisor to a publicly listed global financial services company operating in the mobile banking and payments processing business.

We are Safe Harbour Advisor to a large private transportation company negatively impacted by various challenges. We assisted the Board to consider a range of options.

Our client was looking to sell an asset after an extensive expression of interest campaign. We undertook an in-depth appraisal process of the preferred bidders.

Our client, a higher education provider, was facing a deteriorating financial position. We were engaged in different phases to help them better understand their position.

Our client was approached by a related entity for a loan in the form of a credit facility. The related entity was facing cash flow deficits due to unforeseen events. We were engaged to undertake pre-lending due diligence.

Our client was the Responsible Entity for a Real Estate Investment Trust; the Trust was subject to a winding up application by one of the major shareholders.

We were appointed Liquidators of the companies, to investigate the affairs and wind down the companies.

Airport Link held a 30-year concession to operate four rail stations between Sydney City and Sydney Airport. It was the first public/private partnership in NSW as well as being a part of the Olympic infrastructure.

Banksia Securities was a significant mortgage fund with funds under management of around $600M, raising funds by issuing debentures to retail investors in regional Victoria, which progressed to third party borrowers for property investment.

We were appointed Voluntary Administrators, and subsequently Deed Administrators of Biogreen Energy Pty Limited (“Biogreen”). Biogreen owned the Redbank Power Station, a coal powered 151MW power station. One of the key roles was to investigate the source and application of funds.

We were appointed Liquidators of a Company who sub-leased to between 30 to 50 small retailers, our role was to realise outstanding debtors for the benefit of creditors.

Dick Smith operated consumer electronics retail stores throughout Australia and New Zealand, from over 390 locations and with more than 3,000 employees.

DFO Canberra was heavily affected by a range of issues impacting the retail sector.

Estate Property Group was a substantial property investment fund, with a large number of secured lenders and mezzanine investment provided by way of a debenture fund. ECA had accumulated a substantial portfolio of property assets including over 320 completed and partially completed residential apartments.

We are Liquidators of the Australian subsidiary, which was the trading entity in Australia.

We are Liquidators of the holding entity and the sole shareholder of the Australian subsidiaries.

HWE was a publicly listed mining services company. Commencing in 1962, then through a series of acquisitions evolved to provide mining services, engineering projects, operations and maintenance services in Australia and overseas.

Lift Capital was a significant margin lender providing loans to retail clients to permit them to invest directly into equity securities via the leveraging of their investments.

LM was the responsible entity for a series of significant mortgage and investment funds. Following a series of underperforming property investments.

We were the Administrators, and subsequent Liquidators of the Companies. The Companies employed over 90 staff, providing IT development and support services to blue-chip clients across Australia. The Companies also had various investments in associated companies.

We were appointed receivers and managers to property, trading as the Albion Hotel Paramatta and facilitated a refinance.

We were the Administrators to the Companies in the Space Group. The Companies were responsible for raising capital, sourcing, managing and promoting concerts in Adelaide, South Australia.

A large regional shopping centre comprising 6 major tenants, 20 mini major tenants and 300 speciality stores based in Top Ryde, redeveloped and opened in 2010.