A notice of appointment of liquidator order for 2026 has been published by Daily News Limited, the company behind Trinidad and Tobago Newsday. The legal notice, dated February 5, 2026, was posted on the newspaper’s website.
The brief notice provides no additional details on the reasons for the liquidation or the scope of the order. It is unclear whether the move affects the entire company or specific assets.
The development comes amid ongoing challenges in the print media industry, including declining advertising revenue and shifts to digital platforms. Daily News Limited operates one of Trinidad and Tobago’s leading daily newspapers.
Further information may emerge as the liquidation process unfolds.
Article and image source: newsday.co.tt
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