Summary Of Dick Smith's Cessation
This article dictates Dick Smith’s cessation. Dick Smith accused the Private Equity group Anchorage Capital of ‘destroying’ the business. They bought it off of Woolworths in 2012. Dick Smith is in deep dept with the banks and has claimed all limited creditors. Dick Smith’s slippery slope lead to cessation, induced by Ferrier Hodgson. Dick Smith has had to let off 3000 members of staff. The issue with Dick Smith is that they have officially shut down and put the entirety of their staff in unemployment. Ferrier Hodgson has listed the company on public float and has liquified.
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