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Following the $AU19 million collapse and liquidation of diamond tracing company Everledger Australia, the bad news has continued for founder Leanne Kemp.
Despite attempts to save the Brisbane-based technology and diamond tracing company, Everledger Australia has been placed in liquidation with unsecured creditors totalling $AU19,178,371.
Former Queensland Chief Entrepreneur, Leanne Kemp, whose diamond-tracing company recently collapsed with nearly $AU10 million in debt, was once found to have acted in ‘bad faith’ by a Federal Government agency.
Brisbane-based technology company Everledger has been misusing the intellectual property of third-party organisations and could have breached Australian Consumer Law.
The former Queensland Chief Entrepreneur, whose companies collapsed in April with debts totalling $10 million had previously faced personal bankruptcy proceedings.
The future of Everledger, the Brisbane-based technology company with strong ties to the jewellery industry, remains up in the air after a second creditors meeting was postponed to 28 June.