Baulch CVA hits envelope firms

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27 March 2002

Envelope suppliers are among the unsecured creditors of Horsham-based Baulch Mailing Services being asked to accept its proposed company voluntary arrangement (CVA).

The CVA offers unsecured creditors 30p in the 1 and means that they will write off 183,811 between them. Creditors have been asked to vote on the proposals created by accountants Hurst Morrison Thomson.

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