Ipswich cafe owed $100k to employees and creditors
A family-run Ipswich cafe recently forced into liquidation by difficult business conditions, owes $100,000 to its employees and creditors.
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The hard-working couple behind an Ipswich cafe have been pushed by difficult business conditions to enter liquidation, now owing $100,000 to their employees and creditors.
Das & Chaliha Investments Pty Ltd (642 490 140), trading as Coffee Club Redbank Town Square, at 357/403,Redbank Plains Road, has entered into voluntary liquidation.
The cafe employed seven people by the time it closed up on December 6, one day before Worrells principal Nikhil Khatri was appointed as liquidator.
Mr Khatri confirmed that Das & Chaliha Investments Pty Ltd owe $100,000 to the cafe’s creditors and employees.
Mr Khatri cited ongoing trading losses, continued impact of Covid-19 on the hospitality industry and high commissions charged by delivery companies — up to 30 per cent — eroded profit for the cafe’s online delivery sales.
Mr Khatri added the Coffee Club Redbank Town Square was a family run business operated by hard-working and dedicated couple.
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