Receivership & administration
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PFI Group woes writ large in November’s most-read articles
The fallout from the challenges facing the PFI Group and the resulting impact on its various business dominated our listicle of November’s biggest news stories.
Wahooti sells off equipment ahead of closure
Wide-format specialist Wahooti will be auctioning its plant in late November.
PFI Group forced to act over Signmaster
Workers at PFI Group subsidiary Signmaster have at last gained some clarity and have been told the business is going to administration.
Workers left in limbo at PFI subsidiary
Another PFI Group company has gone into administration, while the trading status of a separate subsidiary is unclear.
Service Graphics buys Cestrian Imaging
Service Graphics has snapped up the trade and assets of Cestrian Imaging, which had been part of the troubled PFI Group.
PFI Group puts three Scottish sign ops into administration
Administrators have been appointed at acquisitive PFI Group’s Sign Plus business and its divisions Lofthus Signs and Jasmine.
Employment tribunal finds in favour of former Futurama directors
Five former employees of PFI Group subsidiary Futurama have been awarded nearly £120,000 in total after a judge found they had been unfairly or wrongfully dismissed.
Warwick’s main asset still unsold
Warwick Printing Company’s former factory remains stubbornly unsold, despite a massive reduction in the asking price.
Closed label company's kit auctioned off
More than 340 items from Pharmaceutical Packaging Leeds (PPL) have gone up for sale in an online auction, following the firm’s administration in July.
Wessex Labels set for liquidation
Food packaging specialist Wessex Labels, which formerly employed around 20 staff, hit trouble during Covid and was placed into administration by its directors in July this year.