- The Secretary of the Economy may order the dissolution of a company if one or more of the following conditions exist:
- The company has ceased all business operations for a continuous period established by regulation.
- The company has no lawful owner, shareholder, or controlling entity capable of managing its affairs.
- The company's ownership has been prohibited, revoked, or otherwise made unlawful under applicable law.
- The company has outstanding debts exceeding
K 50,000 and has failed to provide a reasonable plan for repayment or restructuring.
- The company has violated significant legal requirements and has failed to correct such violations after receiving notice.