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17 larger companies entered administration or liquidation in the week to 13 November 2026: who creditors should contact

The Gazette notices name the practitioners handling each case. Suppliers owed money should claim from them.

Sam AllcockEditor and Publisher

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17Larger companies
11Administrations
6Liquidations

17 larger companies, those filing full or group accounts or payment practices reports, had an administration or liquidation published in The Gazette between 7 November 2026 and 13 November 2026: 11 in administration, 5 in creditors' voluntary liquidation and 1 wound up by the court.

They were:

If one of them owes you money, its case page has the practitioners' contact details for creditors, any deadline for claims, and a step by step plan: what to total up, how to claim, retention of title, and VAT bad debt relief. Our creditor's guide explains each procedure.

About these figures

Figures are what each company filed on the government's Check payment practices service, as downloaded on 9 November 2026. Large companies and limited liability partnerships must report every six months under the Reporting on Payment Practices and Performance Regulations 2017. Unless stated, each company's latest report is used, counting only periods that ended on or after 10 May 2025, and reports with figures that cannot be right are left out. Companies whose latest figures look inconsistent with their earlier filings, such as an average more than double their previous report, are not named in our stories; they stay in the tables with a note. How we use the data.

Source: Check payment practices, under the Open Government Licence v3.0, The Gazette and Companies House.

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