Very common is the “joint venture vehicle”, (the shelf company purchased hurriedly by the investors) lost in its purpose, when such joint venture fails to take off. Sometimes, companies are formed for other motive (best known to its founding fathers) but later losing directions and purpose. The common mistake which its directors and shareholders do is to fail to wind up the company. The company is just left in abeyance. You should wind it up.
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