The materials supply and muck away specialist operates from a main yard near Heathrow Airport servicing sites across London and the South East. The company has an extensive fleet of tippers, grab lorries and artics and has been in business since 2016. Latest accounts for Ashville show the company employed 49…
Over 4.4 million council tax bills have gone unpaid, piling up a staggering £4.4 billion in debt – and forcing over one million people into the hands of bailiffs, according to a survey Property specialist Sell House Fast found that 1.8 million cases of unpaid council tax in England and Wales were referred to court…
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On the heels of the insolvency process in Germany, Forward AM discontinued its activities in the US. The announcement first came from one of the company’s employees on LinkedIn. According to Jeremy Vos who announced he will land soon in a new venture, there is a possibility that the company will open back up its…
Volocopter GmbH filed an application for the opening of insolvency proceedings at the Karlsruhe Local Court on 26 December 2024. The Karlsruhe Local Court began the provisional insolvency administration the following day and appointed Tobias Wahl, partner, and attorney at Anchor Rechtsanwältegesellschaft mbH, as its administrator. Volocopter is a pioneer of urban air mobility (UAM),…
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FRANKFURT—The group of investors seeking to take over electric aircraft manufacturer Lilium plans to invest more than €200 million ($205 million) into the insolvent company. Mobile Uplift Corporation (MUC) also said in a statement Jan. 2 that it expects the transaction to close “in the first quarter.” The group, led by Munich-based private equity firm…