The final receivers' report for a large Waikato transport firm shows major creditors have been repaid most if not all their money, including employees owed holiday pay.
Te Kauwhata Transport was forced into receivership in March because of high debt levels.
At the time it went under, the Rangiriri-based firm owed various creditors nearly $14 million, according to the final report from receivers Colin McCloy and David Bridgman of PricewaterhouseCoopers.
Debts included $2.1 to ANZ Bank, $9.3 million to GE Finance, $468,000 to the Inland Revenue Department, and $1.6 million to unsecured creditors.
Employees were owed $314,000 in holiday pay, which has now been paid back.