Metigy

I doctored the statements… The bulk of the figures are fabricated. There would have been some transaction but I don’t know the real figures.

The returns to creditors from Australian startup Metigy look thin, with staff entitlements now being paid via a federal government scheme, as the corporate regulator ASIC investigates suspected insolvent trading…

The Mosman mansion of tech start-up founder David Fairfull being sold by liquidators was only on the market for 13 days before selling for more than its $9.75m guide…

Creditors of Metigy, which went into administration late July putting 75 people out of work, have voted to place the artificial intelligence marketing platform into liquidation…

Small businesses have had to adapt to COVID’s effects on the economy over the past two years. They are now dealing with a whole new set of difficulties, including rising inflation, lack of workers, high consumer demands, and supply chain issues.

Marketing technology company Metigy, an IPO hopeful backed by some well known Australian investment shops, has called in the administrators only months after planning a capital raising that was seeking a $1 billion-plus valuation…

Administrator for Australian martech business, Metigy, is investigating a sale of its IP and assets after the business went into voluntary administration last week…

Down-and-out Metigy’s investors want to see an urgent and independent review of the company’s books, as they try to make sense of how a near unicorn could unravel so quickly…