Creditors of Clive Palmer's beleaguered Queensland Nickel will learn on Tuesday if administrators want it wound up.
FTI Consulting will make recommendations on any liquidation or restructure of the company on Tuesday, before creditors meet to vote on those recommendations in Townsville on April 22.
At an initial creditors' meeting in January, FTI Consulting's John Park said Queensland Nickel's debt stood at about $100 million.
The company was placed in voluntary administration earlier that month after an initial 237 workers were sacked and a further 550 jobs have gone since then.
FTI Consulting no longer controls the refinery after Mr Palmer moved in March to sack it as managers of the plant.
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He set up a new company, Queensland Nickel Sales (QNS), to take control of the refinery and has said he hopes to resume operations from July.
QNS is owned by Mr Palmer's companies, QNI Resources and QNI Metals, which own Yabulu's refinery assets.
