Australian coal miner New Hope has acknowledged it faces $A38.5M economic outflow after completion of court proceedings triggered by the collapse of its subsidiaries Northern Energy Corp and Colton Coal nearly five years ago.
Liquidators appointed by creditors in July 2019 investigated some transactions and subsequently claimed an estimated $174.1M plus interest and costs over allegations of insolvent trading, asset transfers and breaches of duty.
New Hope says the parties have agreed a settlement and release of claims, and the Supreme Court NSW proceedings have now been dismissed.