The Waterford whiskey maker has entered the Scarp scheme to save the company, a move that comes just weeks after it sold off its Velvet Cap brand.
The number of companies that used the Scarp restructuring process was just 30 last year, compared to 33 in 2023. So, why is the number so low?
The Fennell family has put its heart and soul into the Burtown House restaurant and gardens near Athy over the last decade. A shift toward events brings confidence it will come out the other side of the Scarp restructuring process.
The company behind the Azon Recruitment Group has entered the Small Companies Administrative Rescue Process as it seeks to restructure its operations.
Algorithm Productions has a blue-chip roster of clients and had big plans for its audio-visual experience business. It is now seeking to restructure its operations through Scarp rescue proceedings.
Having initially opted for a low-key Scarp restructuring process, the Bray engineering firm is now seeking examinership. New documents shed light on the company’s financial difficulties.
Debts of almost €13 million have led the family firm to enter the Small Companies Administrative Rescue Process.
Smart Points, the company behind the LoyLap platform, has entered a Small Companies Administrative Rescue Process to restructure the business. Just what happened?
Three companies within the group have entered a Small Companies Administrative Rescue Process to restructure their business, including the overall holding company.
New data shows what type of companies are availing of Scarp, how they are financing rescue plans, and whether owners retain control after the restructuring process.
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