Ad agency shuts shop with $16 million owing
The first liquidation report reveals the sum owed to creditors.
In a move sending shockwaves through ad land, Publicis Mojo has been placed into liquidation by its French parent company.
The announcement was made just before Christmas and affected about 20 staff.
The first liquidation report reveals more than $16 million is owed to creditors.
Most of the financial loss – $15.5 million – is owed to the related entities of Publicis Group.
Employees are owed more than $200,000, of which only $64,529 is guaranteed as preferential creditors.
Inland Revenue is owed $87,918 as a preferential creditor and close to $350,000 to other unsecured creditors.
The agency listed Goodman Fielder, Hallenstein Glasson and Nestle among its clients.
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Victoria Young
Tue, 15 Jan 2013
Tue, 15 Jan 2013
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Ad agency shuts shop with $16 million owing
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