NZ Herald·3 min read·medium
Hawkins firms nears end: unsecured creditors get 4c in the dollar
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Matt Nippert
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The liquidation of the former Hawkins construction group is nearing its conclusion after nearly a decade, with unsecured creditors receiving only 4 cents on the dollar. The company faced significant financial distress following leaky-building litigation and subsequent restructuring.
Why it matters
The case serves as a significant example of corporate insolvency and the long-term financial impact of construction litigation on creditors.
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