An examiner has now been appointed to foodtech firm Senoptica, following weeks of contentious back-and-forth between company creditors and a company founder, who had initially opposed the move. Loan-note holders to Senoptica, using a vehicle called Boole Nominees Ltd, appointed Declan De Lacy of Fides as interim examiner to the company on October 13 because they believed it was “hopelessly insolvent”. De Lacy was due to be confirmed as examiner a week later at a hearing on October 20. However, Senoptica hit back against the move, first opposing it, then saying that they wanted a joint examiner appointed.  This objection…

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