Administrators

Administrators for Henry Construction Projects are seeking £31.3m from its directors and their relatives. In their latest report, released today (10 July), joint administrators David Hudson and Geoffrey Rowley of FRP Advisory Trading revealed they had potentially identified more than 5,000 potential creditors. They said to date they had received 22 claims from suppliers. Last

Administrators for a scaffolding firm that collapsed in April have estimated that creditors will receive a payout. In a statement of proposals, Sarah Cook and Miles Needham from FRP Advisory said that Hertfordshire-based Rodells entered administration owing £1.2m to unsecured creditors. This includes £478,489 to former employees, £250,000 in lease obligations and £91,461 to the

Administrators for a mechanical and electrical (M&E) specialist have been served with a legal notice barring the disposal of company assets. A new report into the firm’s affairs by administrators stated that last month they were served with a restraint order against a director at the firm, under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2022. The

Administrators have confirmed they have been appointed to run the affairs of Breyer Group and are exploring a possible sale of parts of the business among the options for the 69 year-old company.  The Essex-based firm, which specialises in roofing, repair, and refurbishment services, officially appointed Glen Carter and Damian Webb of RSM UK Restructuring

Administrators for Henry Construction Projects have launched a legal bid to recover £10m they claim was paid to a former director shortly before the firm went into administration in 2023. Details emerged in an update report published on Companies House last week in which administrators from FRP Advisory said they had issued proceedings against “certain

The adult and neonatal intensive care facilities at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital Administrators have been appointed at Norstead, a sister company of collapsed Newcastle-based contractor Metnor, after attempts to secure a buyer failed. M&E specialist Norstead, which turned over £20.3m in 2021, was forced to make 52 staff redundant before entering administration at the end