High Court Grants House of Concrete East Africa Limited a 30-Day Interim Protective Order to Pursue Corporate Rescue and Appoints Allan Luwaga as Provisional Administrator.
The Court held that the Company had satisfied the requirements of Section 141 of the Insolvency Act and Regulation 135 of the Insolvency Regulations, demonstrating genuine insolvency and presenting a credible rescue plan supported by an independent professional assessment.
The Court reaffirmed that provisional administration provides a financially distressed company with breathing space to pursue restructuring and negotiate a settlement with creditors, potentially achieving a better outcome than immediate liquidation.
Mr Allan Luwaga the provisional administrator was tasked with protecting the Company's assets, preserving its business as a going concern, engaging creditors on the proposed arrangement, and collecting debts owed to the Company.
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