Interim examiner appointed to the Irish-headquartered parent of Apple reseller Compu b

An interim examiner has been appointed by the High Court to the Irish-headquartered parent of Compu b, a reseller of Apple premium computer products, and three related companies in the UK employing a total 395 people, of whom 110 are in Ireland.
Interim examiner appointed to the Irish-headquartered parent of Apple reseller Compu b
Fri, 03 Jul, 2020 - 18:50
Ann O’Loughlin

The Compu B store, Opera Lane, Cork. Picture: Larry Cummins
The Compu B store, Opera Lane, Cork. Picture: Larry Cummins

An interim examiner has been appointed by the High Court to the Irish-headquartered parent of Compu b, a reseller of Apple premium computer products, and three related companies in the UK employing a total 395 people, of whom 110 are in Ireland.

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