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Sink or swim – Business Recue

Lowvelder article for 27 January 2017. Restructuring of companies in financial distress is on the increase. In South Africa, Chapter 6 of the Companies Act introduced business rescue as an opportunity for financially distressed companies to file for a formal...

How is a Company placed in Business Rescue?

The directors of a company, which will not be able to pay its debts in the immediately ensuing six months, has an obligation to make a decision whether or not the company will commence with business rescue proceedings. In the event that the directors decide not to...

Business Rescue

Companies are always in constant cycles, the highs, the lows and the break-evens. It is part of business and a reality that all businesses do experience these cycles. It is therefore import for entrepreneurs to make the right choice at the right time to provide the...

Do not be afraid of Business Rescue

In today’s economic climate Business rescue has become a critical part of business strategy decision making, especially during economic downturns and recessions. Early warning signs are regarded as all types of events in business that point to the potential demise of...