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Stax collapse: Embattled activewear brand owed $6.7 million to staff, ATO and suppliers before collapse

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April Glover
Stax collapse: Embattled activewear brand owed $6.7 million to staff, ATO and suppliers before collapse
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Australian activewear brand Stax has entered receivership, revealing $6.7 million in outstanding debts to staff, the Australian Taxation Office, and various suppliers. The company has ceased operations and closed its physical retail locations.

shares Share article Collapsed Australian activewear brand Stax owed a total of $6.7 million in unpaid debts to staff, the tax office and suppliers before it was placed into receivership.

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