AUSTRALIA

Nexus creditors left with little choice

THE administrators placed in charge of Nexus Energy have been presented with few options in their bid to extract funds from the troubled company to pay creditors.

Andrew Snelling

McGrathNicol has called a second meeting of creditors for Monday in Melbourne, where the affected parties will decide whether the company should be wound up, administration should end, or the company should...

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