Directors of Zoya Investments have reached a $2 million settlement, concluding a legal case brought by the company’s liquidator. The case stemmed from the collapse of the petrol empire and subsequent land contamination issues. Details of the contamination and its extent have not been fully disclosed, but were central to the liquidator’s claims against the directors. The settlement avoids a potentially lengthy and costly court battle. It is understood the funds will contribute towards remediation efforts and outstanding debts. The agreement does not represent an admission of guilt by the directors. The collapse of Zoya Investments raised concerns about environmental liabilities associated with fuel storage and distribution.