Liquidators from Xeinadin Corporate Recovery Limited were appointed for Atamate Limited on July 23, with the manufacturer of computers subsequently passing a resolution that the business be wound-up voluntarily.
This comes after Atamate reported creditors falling due within one year of £5,110,665 in its latest accounts to December 31, 2025.
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In addition, it reported employees of 19, and the founder of the company has confirmed that two jobs have been lost.
Joe Miles said: “Regrettably, this restructuring process will result in the loss of two roles. We are actively supporting the affected individuals during this transition.”
Although…