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Armour Energy creditors vote for liquidation

Creditors of Australian gas developer Armour Energy have voted against mining company DGR Global’s Deed Of Company Arrangement (DOCA) proposals that would provide funding up to A$15 million via Choice Investments.

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Armour (ASX:AJQ) creditors also voted to place the company into liquidation, at the second meeting of creditors on 19 January, according to DGR's (ASX:DGR) announcement on January 22. The mining company...

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