Calculate a positive net income for a company

Is this possible for a company with a positive net income and that does not distribute dividends to get itself in suspension of payments?

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Yes. Many companies that entered into suspension of payments had shown a positive net income throughout the past years. There are very many companies with positive profits which do not have money.

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