The Post

Hospitalit­y casualty

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The Madam Woo restaurant chain, founded by celebrity chef Josh Emett and restaurate­ur Fleur Caulton, has been put into voluntary administra­tion as part of hospitalit­y group Go To Collection. Malcolm Hollis and John Fisk of PwC were appointed administra­tors by the company’s directors yesterday, PwC said in a statement. The hospitalit­y group operates the Rata, Madam Woo and Hawker & Roll restaurant­s in Queenstown, Auckland, Hamilton and Tauranga and employs more than 100 staff. Hollis said the administra­tors were working closely with the company’s directors, shareholde­rs and management to see if the business could be restructur­ed and saved. ‘‘The company has experience­d a difficult period due to the impact of Covid-19, especially the extreme shortage of staff,’’ he said.

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