Media Release

Sydney, 6 April 2026: Cathro & Partners has today announced the launch of its forensic accounting practice, bringing independent, objective and evidence based financial analysis to complex disputes, investigations and contentious matters. The new practice will combine deep technical accounting expertise with commercial insight to investigate irregularities, quantify loss and

Canberra, Thursday 5th October 2023 – Corporate restructuring experts Cathro & Partners has appointed Henry Kazar as a senior member of the firm as it continues to build out its insolvency and restructuring advisory practice.

Andrew Blundell and Simon Cathro of Cathro & Partners were appointed on 18 January 2022 as Administrators of Dyldam Developments Pty Ltd.

Leading Australian insolvency advisory firm Cathro & Partners is pleased to announce the addition of a new service line focused on personal insolvency. This builds on the firm’s existing corporate insolvency and Government advisory services.

Newly appointed Cathro & Partners principal John Laird will lead the division, offering independent advice to government agencies on complex corporate insolvency investigations, enforcement and recovery proceedings.

Sydney – Insolvency expert, Cathro & Partners, has today announced a strategic expansion with international business advisory firm, Quantuma.

Following a meeting with creditors today, Simon Cathro and Andrew Blundell of Cathro & Partners have been appointed liquidators of the three Australian companies within the Metigy Group.

Cathro & Partners operates primarily on the eastern seaboard of Australia while Auxilium operates out of Western Australia. This alliance will expand our firms’ insolvency, restructuring, turnaround and forensic professional service capabilities nationally.

Sydney – Insolvency experts Cathro & Partners are investigating the sale of assets and intellectual property for marketing technology business Metigy following the recent announcement of its voluntary administration.

Creditors for Enova Community Energy and Enova Energy have voted in favour of Deeds of Company Arrangement (DOCA) for each company that will see the entities avoid liquidation and facilitate a better return for creditors.