The holding company of a superannuation fund created seven years ago to service ‘gig economy’ and self-employed workers has entered voluntary liquidation. The GigSuper Group collapsed just over two years ago, reportedly owing creditors $2.7 million. Both the holding company, GigSuper Holdings Pty Ltd, and the subsidiary company, GigSuper Pty Ltd, entered voluntary administration in 2022. It was the subsidiary company, GigSuper, which had owed creditors the millions of dollars.
before shareholders resolved to wind it up,” Weston told 7NEWS.com.au on Tuesday. The company had not been in operation, nor had it had any superannuation members or customers, since 2021, Weston said. “GigSuper Holdings Pty Ltd was wound up by resolution of its shareholders, as it was deemed that the company had come to the end of its useful life and should accordingly be wound up,” he said.