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Restructurings as a Percentage of Company Insolvencies

Restructuring Works has developed a reliable measure of the ratio of successful corporate restructurings by comparing the number of companies that successfully execute a Deed of Company Arrangement against the number of companies that enter some form of insolvency administration.  A Deed of Company Arrangement, or DOCA, is essentially a deal agreed by a company with its creditors as part of the Voluntary Administration procedure.  We found that only 7.3% of companies entering some sort of insolvency administration successfully execute a DOCA.  There has been a  decline from 14.2% in 1999 to the current level.  This reveals a very low success rate in restructuring Australian companies that strike financial difficulties with only 1 in 14 companies entering a formal insolvency administration finding their way through the insolvency legislation and creditor negotiations to agree a restructuring. 

For a director of a company in financial trouble these are very worrying numbers.  Before placing a company into voluntary administration or liquidation you should speak to one of experts to check if that is the right solution for you.  Call Restructuring Works for CONFIDENTIAL FREE ADVICE.

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Since 1999 there have been over 70,000 companies that have entered some form of insolvency administration. Of those, only 9.3% managed to execute a Deed of Company Arrangement (being a deal agreed with creditors).

At Restructuring Works we say that the very low percentage of companies entering a Deed of Company Arrangement shows that the Corporate Rescue philosophy built into the Corporations Act is not being properly used. Many more companies should be achieving successful restructurings.

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