Zayo sues Canadian company, alleging unpaid invoices

BOULDER —- Zayo Group Holdings Inc. has filed a $7 million lawsuit against a Canadian company, alleging nonpayment of invoices.

The lawsuit, filed Friday in U.S. District Court in Denver, alleges that Juch-Tech Inc. has failed to pay or communicate about five service orders from 2018. The service orders with accrued interest total $7,070,222.75, according to the lawsuit.

Zayo, which was founded in Boulder in 2007, provides internet bandwidth services. Juch-Tech, based in Stoney Creek, Ontario, outside of Hamilton, Ontario, bills itself on its LinkedIn page as a company that uses its satellite connection to “deliver broadband services to small businesses and residents from South Africa to Eastern Europe.”

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The company’s website was not active, and its telephone number went immediately to voicemail where a message could not be left.

According to Insolvency Insider, a Canadian-based website, New Skies Satellites BV forced Juch-Tech into receivership on Dec. 9, 2020, when it claimed to be owed $10.4 million.

The receiver of the property, KSV Restructuring Inc., was discharged by the court in April, but the status of Juch-Tech was not clear.

A call to Zayo’s attorney about the case was not returned by publication deadline.