Liquidation (Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation)

  1. Company is insolvent (cannot pay debts when due).

  2. Shareholders or directors vote to wind up the company (via a special resolution).

  3. Alternatively, a creditor can apply to court to force the company into liquidation.

No threshold limit on liabilities. This process is used to wind up the company permanently, sell assets, and distribute proceeds to creditors.

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