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Jacksco Civil建筑公司最近破产清算，原因与疫情、人员配备以及最近的奥克兰洪水有关。
该公司曾拥有100多位员工，有建筑施工超过30年的历史。目前拖欠税务35万NZD以上，欠ASB银行超过540万NZD，以及私其他超过320万NZD的欠款。
An Auckland-based construction firm and building equipment supplier has gone bust, with recent weather events noted as a contributing factor.
Jacksco Civil’s phone number was not answered on Tuesday and the company’s website had been taken down, but records on The Wayback Machine internet archived show in January the company claimed to have more than 100 employees.
Liquidators Christopher McCullagh and Stephen Lawrence wrote in their first report that the director had advised the company suffered delays in completing contracts due to the Covid-19 pandemic, staffing issues and more recently, weather conditions.
Jacksco Civil was estimated to have a little over $3.7 million in assets at the time of liquidation, which did not include the value of materials, which was not yet known.
Jacksco Civil owed Inland Revenue (IR) a little over $350,000, more than $5.4m to ASB, and a little over $3.2m to unsecured creditors, which included material suppliers and tradespeople.
Jacksco, which also owned a civil construction plant, was estimated to have assets of just over $2.15m, although a large chunk of this was in the form of a loan receivable from Jacksco Civil.
The company was estimated to have more than $5.95m in motor vehicles, machinery, portable buildings and specialised equipment, although these were secured by the way of a general security agreement.
The company owed ASB more than $5.4m, owed IR more than $132,000, and owed unsecured creditors over $422,000.
Lawrence said he would be making no further comment on the liquidation at this point.
