Court approves Atlantic Homecare survival plan

The High Court has approved a survival plan for the DIY chain Atlantic Homecare.

Mon, 17 Sep, 2012 - 13:58

The High Court has approved a survival plan for the DIY chain Atlantic Homecare.

Mr Justice Sean Ryan today granted his approval to the scheme allowing the chain, which part of the Grafton Group, to exit examinership and continue to trade as a going concern.

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