One dividend, and then it’s over
The trustee of CCS Creditors Trust has given notice of a first and final dividend, published on ASIC’s Published Notices website. The trust is subject to a Deed of Company Arrangement. According to the notice, dated 6 October 2026, the dividend will be declared on 4 December 2026. Because it is described as the final dividend, no further distributions are expected after this one.
Are you a CCS Creditors Trust creditor?
Creditors of CCS Creditors Trust are covered by the notice, specifically those whose debts or claims have not yet been admitted. The notice is signed by David Coyne as trustee, with BRI Ferrier in Collins Street West, Melbourne, listed as the contact address. ASIC lists the notice under Victoria.
Two dates to put in the diary
The dividend will be declared on 4 December 2026. Creditors who need to prove their claims must do so on or before 28 October 2026. The notice does not say when payment will actually be made to creditors.
Miss the deadline and you miss out
If you are a creditor of CCS Creditors Trust and your claim has not been admitted, the notice says you must formally prove your debt or claim by 28 October 2026. If you miss that deadline, you will be excluded from the benefit of the dividend, which in practical terms means receiving nothing from this final distribution. Creditors whose claims have already been admitted do not need to take further action. Creditors who are unsure of their position should consider seeking independent legal advice.
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General information only, not legal advice. Check the official source before acting.
Source: ASIC Published Notices
