| Month of 2025 | Number of insolvencies in the accommodation and food services sector | Difference |
|---|---|---|
| January | 273 | |
| February | 271 | Down 2 |
| March | 283 | Up 12 |
| April | 278 | Down 5 |
| May | 296 | Up 18 |
| June | 307 | Up 11 |
| July | 327 | Up 20 |
| September | 265 | Down 62 |
| October | 265 | No change |
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Company insolvency statistics found accommodation and food services insolvencies were at 265 in September 2025 – up a little from 262 in the same month last year.
Previous data found insolvencies dropped 19% from 327 in July to 265 in August – marking the first month of decline since spring.
The figures were also slightly down year-on-year from 271 in August 2024, signalling a short-term stabilisation in the sector.
Depleted cash reserves
RSM UK partner and head of leisure and hospitality Saxon Moseley said: “The flattening…
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Tuesday, 18 November 2025, 15:21
The Government of Gibraltar is working with the Gibraltar Citizens Advice Bureau to raise awareness about responsible spending during the festive period. The joint initiative aims to help households enjoy Christmas while avoiding the financial pressures that often emerge in the New Year.
The CAB sees a rise in people seeking help from its Money Advice Clinic every January, with many enquiries linked to festive overspending. The campaign encourages families to plan ahead, keep spending within their means and avoid taking on unnecessary credit.
To support the community, the CAB is sharing simple, practical tips for a more manageable Christmas:
1. Plan early. Work out what you can realistically…
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However, there is optimism on the horizon.
According to industry forecasts from Glenigan, construction work is set to rebound over the next two years, driven by rising housing starts, increased office and industrial projects, and strengthened public sector investment, with private and social housing expected to grow fastest in 2027.
Yet, wider insolvency data for the 12 months to September 2025 highlights construction remains the hardest-hit sector, accounting for 3,933 cases – 17 per cent of all industry insolvencies.
Other industries with high insolvency numbers include wholesale and retail trade (3,749 at 16 per cent) and accommodation and food services (3,370 at 14 per cent).
For now as the UK construction sector continues…
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In a statement released on Monday, November 17, former professional footballing bosses Steven Robb and Mark Corcoran extended their thanks to those who have helped to develop the brand.
A statement from the company reads: “Bee Inspired Clothing Ltd went into liquidation in the first week of November and on Tuesday, November 11, FRP insolvency practitioners were appointed by the courts to liquidate the company.
“FRP then moved swiftly to explore possible opportunities to sell the assets of the liquidated business, and on Wednesday, November 12, they engaged in discussions with two interested parties regarding the purchase of the assets, stock, IP and goodwill, with the aim of preserving the Glasgow-born brand.”
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VANCOUVER, BC, Nov. 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ – Moment Energy, one of North America’s leading EV battery repurposing companies, today announced it has secured $5 million in growth financing from TD Innovation Partners (TDIP), the innovation banking division of The Toronto-Dominion Bank.
The funding underscores the growing institutional support for Canadian clean technology companies as they advance the global transition to clean, affordable, and reliable energy.
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Africa expert panel proposes a new G20 debt refinancing initiative Reuters
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Experts warn more firms could call time after October insolvencies spike London Evening Standard
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Glasgow-based fashion retailer enters liquidation GlasgowWorld
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Informist, Monday, Nov. 17, 2025
NEW DELHI – The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India Monday suggested that the committee of creditors of a company undergoing corporate insolvency process should mandatorily give reasons for recommending liquidation of the debt-ridden company if the resolution plan of value greater than liquidation value was received.
The reasons for such recommendation must be mandatorily recorded in the minutes of the meeting and furnished along with the liquidation application, said the board in a discussion paper for strengthening safeguards and transparency in the insolvency process. The board has invited comments from the stakeholders on its suggestions by Dec. 8.
The board noted that in…


