Because try are now de-listed they they are not obliged to report like listed companies are.
In the mean time try is still a registered company so until the company is officially dissolved it's still a active company, I note the ASIC review date is 28th of this month so they will have to file Solvency Resolution,Solvency: Like this "It was resolved after reviewing the result of the company for the previousyear, reviewing the cash flow budgets for the ensuing year andconsidering the ability of the company to realise assets that the companywould be able to pay its debts as and when they fall due."
Not sure what cash try has and what debts it has but if they can't sign off on the Solvency Resolution the company be deregistered and would need to be dissolved.
If they can sign off on the Solvency Resolution suggest there maybe some thing in the pipe line to revive try. Companies have 2 months from the review date lodge the Solvency Resolution so may not to be until end of April that the ASIC web site will show if the company is still registered
