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What does going into administration or liquidation mean and which UK companies have gone bust? From Carillion to … – The Sun

MEAT supplier Russell Hume has become the latest large company to make headlines for going into administration.

The company, which supplied chains such as Wetherspoon and Jamie Oliver restaurants, is facing the loss of 270 jobs. Here’s what calling in the administrators means…

PA:Press Association

What does going into administration mean?

When a company enters administration, all control is passed to an appointed administrator.

The administrator must be a licensed insolvency practitioner.

Their goal is to leverage the company’s assets and business to repay creditors.

Once the administrator has taken over, a moratorium is placed around the company and stops all legal actions.

After the administrator takes over, there isn’t much…

Read the full article at: https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/4592022/administration-meaning-uk-companies-bust-carillion-russell-hume/

Category: LiquidationBy Insolvency GuardianFebruary 19, 2018

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What does going into administration or liquidation mean and which UK companies have gone bust? From Carillion to … – The Sun

CONSTRUCTION giant Carillion has become the latest company to go into liquidation leaving employees out of a job.

The company, which is involved in major projects like the HS2 rail line as well schools and prisons, has been crippled by debts and 20,000 jobs are now at risk.

PA:Press Association

What does going into administration mean?

When a company enters administration, all control is passed to an appointed administrator.

The administrator must be a licensed insolvency practitioner.

Their goal is to leverage the company’s assets and business to repay creditors.

Once the administrator has taken over, a moratorium is placed around the company and stops all legal actions.

After the administrator takes over, there isn’t much that …

Read the full article at: https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/4592022/administration-meaning-uk-companies-bust-carillion/

Category: LiquidationBy Insolvency GuardianJanuary 15, 2018

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