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StrongRoom AI goes into administration two weeks after $70m valuation

StrongRoom AI has fallen into administration after the board concluded there were doubts about its solvency, despite the pharmaceutical software start-up being valued at almost $70 million just two weeks ago.

Filings with the corporate regulator show HLB Mann Judd, a consulting and accounting practice with a specialised insolvency division, was appointed late on Friday. Lenders had already taken control of StrongRoom’s bank accounts earlier that day by appointing Walsh & Associates as receivers.

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