Tue, 30 Jun 2026 | ADMINISTRATION
Since our last update, the following businesses have been confirmed as having fallen into administration. All dates indicate when the administration was announced and not necessarily the dates on which administrators were appointed.
Coops EMBS Limited - June 23
Coops EMBS Limited, a Sheffield-based electrical, mechanical and building services company, fell into administration earlier this month, with Stephen Beverley and Danielle Shore of Leonard Curtis appointed as joint administrators.
The collapse of the company, which formed part of the Coops Group, came after an unsuccessful search for a buyer. The firm ceased trading after entering administration, with the joint administrators now looking to safeguard its assets.
In accounts for the year to March 31 2025, the company’s fixed assets were valued at £251,000 and current assets at approximately £956,000. However, its liabilities meant that total equity amounted to just £1,588.
Curo Construction Limited, Curo Group Holdings and Curo Interiors Limited - June 23
Curo Construction Limited, a building and fitout contractor based in London, fell into administration earlier this month, alongside interiors subsidiary Curo Interiors Limited and group holding company Curo Group Holdings Limited. Jeffrey Brenner and James Stares of Antony Batty & Company were appointed as joint administrators of all three businesses.
Curo Construction and its interiors business ceased trading earlier this year, following months of mounting cashflow pressures, after a winding-up petition was launched against the business by a steelwork contractor.
In accounts for the year to September 30 2024, the group reported turnover of £108.3 million, down from £156.8 million a year earlier, while operating profits fell from approximately £3.3 million to around £1.4 million.
At the time, its fixed assets were valued at £3.6 million and current assets at £32.2 million, while total equity stood at £8.2 million.
Devonshire Homes (MABE) Limited - June 23
Devonshire Homes (MABE) Limited, a residential housing developer based in Tiverton, fell into administration earlier this month, with Lauren Wentworth and Mark Blackman of KR8 Advisory appointed as joint administrators.
In accounts for the year to September 30 2024, the company reported turnover of around £208,000 and post-tax profits of approximately £12,000.
At the time, its current assets were valued at £4.4 million, with net assets totalling around £12,000.
MFN Claims Limited - June 23
MFN Claims Limited, a financial misrepresentation, fraud and negligence claims management company, fell into administration earlier this month, with Jason Elliott and Craig Johns of Cowgills appointed as joint administrators.
In accounts for the year to March 31 2025, the company’s assets were valued at £3.2 million, with net assets totalling slightly over £505,000.
Senior Glass Systems Limited - June 24
Senior Glass Systems Limited, a North Yorkshire-based glazing manufacturer, fell into administration earlier this month. An accelerated sale process had been undertaken prior to the appointment of administrators, but failed to result in suitable offers, despite strong interest.
As a result, the company ceased trading upon the appointment of administrators, with all staff made redundant. Administrators are now seeking buyers for the assets, including plant and machinery, of the company, which operated from a 40,000 sq ft site in Scarborough.
In accounts for the year to June 30 2025, Senior Glass Systems Limited’s fixed assets were valued at slightly over £1 million and current assets at £1.8 million, while net assets amounted to around £359,000.
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Monevium Limited - June 24
Monevium Limited, a London-based payment services provider, fell into administration earlier this month, with Adam Stephens and Christopher Allen of S&W Partners appointed as joint administrators.
In accounts for the year to June 30 2025, the company’s current assets were valued at around £1.4 million, with net assets totalling slightly over £111,000.
United Tooling Solutions Limited and Grahams Machinery Sales Limited - June 24
United Tooling Solutions Limited and Grahams Machinery Sales Limited, a pair of tooling supply businesses, fell into administration earlier this month following a period of challenging trading conditions, which led to liquidity difficulties.
The companies largely ceased trading upon the appointment of administrators, who are now exploring options to realise value from their business and assets.
In group accounts for the year to December 31 2024, United Tooling Solutions Limited reported turnover of £56.2 million, up from around £47.3 million a year earlier. However, operating losses increased sharply, rising from slightly over £355,000 in 2023 to nearly £3.3 million. Total pre-tax losses, meanwhile, rose from £11.5 million to £15.8 million.
At the time, its fixed assets were valued at approximately £14.9 million and current assets at £18.9 million, but net liabilities amounted to around £14.1 million.
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Devonshire Homes Limited - June 24
Devonshire Homes Limited, a Tiverton-based residential construction developer linked to Devonshire Homes (MABE) Limited, fell into administration earlier this month, with Sarah Collins and Jonathan Marston of Alvarez & Marsal appointed as joint administrators.
In accounts for the year to September 30 2024, the company reported turnover of £52.4 million, up from £40.9 million a year earlier, but saw operating profits fall from £926,000 to around £386,000.
At the time, the group’s fixed assets were valued at £4.6 million and current assets at £43.2 million, while net assets totalled £17.9 million.
Home Exton Limited - June 25
Home Exton Limited, a construction developer based in Brighton, fell into administration last week, with Gary Shankland and Paul Appleton of BTG Begbies Traynor appointed as joint administrators.
In accounts for the year to December 31 2024, the company’s current assets were valued at £5.6 million, but net liabilities totalled close to £7,200.
Tyntec Limited - June 26
Tyntec Limited, a London-based application-to-person messaging operator and cloud communications provider and subsidiary of Tyntec Group Limited, fell into administration earlier this month, with Philip Armstrong and Philip James of FRP Advisory appointed as joint administrators.
In the company’s most recently available accounts, for the year to March 31 2023, it reported turnover of €99.1 million, up from €93.6 million a year earlier, while operating profits increased from €453,000 to around €2.6 million.
At the time, its fixed assets were valued at approximately €427,000 and current assets at around €24.5 million, with total equity amounting to €24.9 million.
W.I.S.E. Underwriting Agency Limited - June 29
W.I.S.E. Underwriting Agency Limited, a managing general agent (MGA) based in London, fell into administration last week, with David Farmer of Birchwood Bond and Daniel Conway and Anthony Simmons of FRP Advisory appointed as joint administrators.
In accounts for the year to August 31 2025, the company’s fixed assets were valued at around £17,000 and current assets at £4.7 million, with net assets amounting to approximately £1.5 million.
World Wide Generation Limited - June 29
World Wide Generation Limited, a sustainability reporting fintech company based in London, fell into administration last week, with Rachel Ennis and Marco Piacquadio of FTS Recovery appointed as joint administrators.
In accounts for the year to December 31 2024, the company’s assets were valued at £1.1 million, but net liabilities totalled close to £296,000.
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