Thu, 17 Jan 2013 | ADMINISTRATION
Focus has been firmly on the high street so far this year due to the number of high profile businesses in administration. However, trouble is brewing in other sectors, including the football world.
Swindon Town FC is the latest team that could be pushed into administration if it can't find another way to reduce its debts, which are estimated at around £13 million.
A report from BBC Wiltshire highlighted the fact that entering administration could wipe around £9 million from the company's debts. With club owner Andrew Black unwilling to put in further funds, the company is keen to make itself more attractive to investors.
While lowering debt is attractive, the club will have to weigh this benefit up against the ten-point penalty that could be imposed by the Football League. The club is currently fifth in League One and is pushing for a promotion. Furthermore, while the administration should reduce its debts, it is also likely to mean that Swindon Town FC will need to sell some of its players.
If the club enters administration it will be the third time in its history that it has done so.
A leading engineering firm focusing on electric power steering solutions and bespoke wiring harnesses serving various industries. It operates as two entities both reputable for maintaining high standards and offering bespoke solutions for clients. In...
Market-leading fruit and vegetable supplier distributing fresh produce and complementary goods both wholesale and D2C. The companys uncompromising drive for customer satisfaction has built strong relationships with across an enviable client base incl...
Turnkey construction services provider completing a range of projects with expertise across maintenance general refurbishment new build and conservation including work on listed buildings. The company provides full-service construction works utilisin...
02
|
May
|
Scottish law firms WJM and Davidson Chalmers Stewart merge | MERGER
Scottish law firms Wright, Johnston & Mackenzie LLP (WJM) an...
01
|
May
|
Cybersecurity firm Brigantia bought by European peer | BUSINESS SALE
North Yorkshire cybersecurity distributor Brigantia Partners...
01
|
May
|
Historic pottery company Moorcroft goes out of business | ADMINISTRATION
The directors of 128-year-old Moorcroft Pottery have announc...
Business Sale Report is your complete solution to finding great acquisition opportunities.
Join today to receive:
All this and much more, including the latest M&A news and exclusive resources
We can help you capitalise on insolvent businesses. We list UK businesses in administration, liquidation and with winding up petitions daily. Ensuring our members never miss out on an opportunity
Please choose your settings for this site below. For more information please read our Cookie Policy
These cookies are necessary for our website to function properly and provide you with access to all features.
These are analytics cookies that help us to improve the way our website works.
These are used to improve the functional performance of the website and make it easier for you to use.