What is liquidation?
Liquidation is the process of closing down a business and distributing its assets to pay off debts. This involves selling off company assets to settle claims and other liabilities and eventually winding up the company.
How can I make a claim?
You can file a claim with the Liquidator by following these steps:

• Download the Claim form (Proof of Debt form) here or pick the form from the Liquidator’s office located at Office No A2, 1st Floor, Wu-Yi Plaza, Galana Road, Kilimani.
• Complete the form in duplicate and attach supporting documents.
• Submit the completed form to the Liquidator for verification, approval and payment processing.
• Submissions will be accepted from 9:00AM to 4:00PM, Monday through Friday, excluding Public Holidays.

Will I get full payment?
Full payment of claims is not guaranteed. The liquidator will prioritize settling debts and claims according to the order of priority outlined in the Insolvency Act, using proceeds from sold assets and recovered debts. How long does the liquidation process take and when shall I be paid? The duration of the liquidation process can vary significantly. It involves collecting and selling assets, as well as pursuing debts, which are time-consuming. Payment will be made once these steps are completed.
Can my claim be rejected?
Yes. If you fail to correctly fill the Proof of Debt form and provide the necessary supporting documents of your claim, the Liquidator may reject your claim.
Who can I contact for more information?
You can contact the liquidator here.