UK Business News Today – 13 April 2026 | Economy, Markets & Insolvencies

Britain’s business outlook darkened sharply at the start of the week as the Iran conflict pushed oil prices higher, confidence lower and inflation fears back to the top of the agenda. Households are expected to be poorer, finance directors have turned markedly defensive, hiring is weakening and wholesalers are warning of supply chain disruption. For businesses that sell on credit, this is exactly the kind of environment where customer payment behaviour can deteriorate, margins come under strain and overdue invoices become more dangerous.

James Salmon, Operations Director.

Key Developments

• Oil above $100 is reviving inflation fears and squeezing both households and business costs.
• UK business confidence has fallen sharply, with CFO optimism at a six-year low and hiring intentions sliding.
• Tax and compliance pressure is building through Making Tax Digital, whistleblower rewards and wider calls for reform.
• Property, retail, hospitality and supply-chain stories all point to a more fragile spending and trading environment.
• Insolvency activity remains heavy, with a bumper Monday list across liquidations, petitions, administrations and orders.

SME & Business Environment

Households face a fresh squeeze from energy prices

A typical UK household is now expected to be nearly £500 worse off as higher energy prices hit incomes and weaken purchasing power. Resolution Foundation analysis suggests the damage is already being felt, while Deloitte’s separate survey shows business confidence dropping to its lowest level since the early Covid period. For many consumers, higher fuel, mortgage and utility costs are likely to crowd out discretionary spending.

Why it matters: When households feel poorer, customers tend to delay payments, cut orders and dispute invoices more readily.

CFO confidence hits a six-year low

Deloitte’s latest survey shows business optimism among UK finance chiefs has collapsed to a net -57%, down from -13% in the previous quarter. Energy costs, inflation and interest-rate worries are driving more defensive planning, with many firms focusing on cash preservation, cost control and reduced risk-taking. That is a clear sign that corporate Britain is bracing for a tougher trading spell.

Why it matters: More defensive finance teams often mean tighter payment practices, tougher credit terms and slower settlement of supplier invoices.

Iran conflict shakes UK business output and hiring plans

A BDO survey indicates UK business output has fallen for the first time since February 2021, while hiring intentions have dropped to a 15-year low. Services and manufacturing firms are both feeling the strain from higher commodity costs and geopolitical uncertainty. That points to a wider loss of momentum beyond just energy-intensive sectors.

Wholesalers warn of supply-chain chaos

Wholesalers have written to Rachel Reeves warning that rising fuel prices could cause major disruption across the UK food and drink supply chain. Some operators say the extra cost could run into hundreds of thousands of pounds, while the Food & Drink Federation expects food inflation could hit 10% by the end of the year. That would add another layer of pressure to businesses already dealing with thin margins.

Retail footfall rises, but worries loom

UK retail footfall rose 2.4% in March, helped by Easter shopping, but the gain still disappointed retailers hoping for a stronger seasonal bounce. Industry leaders say rising tax, wage and employment costs are weighing on confidence, while the Middle East conflict is adding further pressure to living costs and consumer sentiment. So even where activity has improved, the underlying tone remains fragile.

Why it matters: Modest footfall gains do not guarantee stronger cashflow if consumers remain cautious and retailers face rising overheads.

Independent pubs face extinction by 2041

New research suggests independent pubs could disappear from UK high streets by 2041 if current pressures continue. Rising operating costs, negative assets and mounting credit risk are leaving a significant share of the sector exposed, with many already in a vulnerable financial position. Hospitality remains one of the clearest examples of how cost inflation can erode resilience over time.

LK Bennett closes down website

LK Bennett is shutting its website and running a deep-discount online clearance sale as part of its wind-down. The brand has already sold its intellectual property while stores continue under administration, underlining how pressure can build even in better-known consumer brands. Heavy markdowns may help clear stock, but they also show how hard it can be to protect margins during distress.

Economy & Policy

Starmer pushed toward faster defence spending rise

Keir Starmer is reported to be moving toward increasing defence spending faster than previously planned, with the Treasury warning that any major acceleration may require tax rises or spending cuts elsewhere. That creates another difficult fiscal choice for a government already facing slower growth and higher borrowing pressures. Any reshaping of public spending priorities could have broader implications for business taxation and public-sector demand.

Chagos Islands deal shelved

The government has shelved its planned Chagos Islands deal after the US failed to formally confirm support. The episode adds to signs of strain in the UK’s relationship with Donald Trump and underlines the foreign-policy complications now shaping broader economic and defence decisions. Although not a direct SME story, it feeds into the wider sense of political uncertainty.

UK will not join US Hormuz blockade

Britain has refused to take part in the proposed US blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, even as it continues to support freedom of navigation. The decision deepens public tension between Starmer and Trump and highlights the limits of UK involvement in the conflict. Markets are watching closely because any further disruption to shipping could feed directly into energy and transport costs.

IMF expected to cut UK growth forecasts

The IMF is expected to downgrade its UK growth outlook, reflecting the damage from higher oil and gas prices as well as an already weak domestic backdrop. Critics argue Britain was already struggling with flatlining growth and rising unemployment before the latest geopolitical shock. A weaker official growth outlook would reinforce the sense that the economy is entering a more fragile phase.

Why it matters: Slower growth usually means more cautious customers, greater cashflow pressure and higher credit risk.

Tax & Government

Making Tax Digital divides opinion

Making Tax Digital is being presented as a modernisation of the tax system, but critics say it will impose extra bureaucracy and cost on the self-employed and smaller firms. Some taxpayers are reportedly considering reducing their working hours to avoid the burden, while the National Audit Office has questioned whether the scheme offers value for money. Labour’s plan to expand it is likely to intensify concern among smaller operators.

Why it matters: More admin and compliance cost means less time and cash available for day-to-day credit control.

Calls grow for urgent UK tax reform

Former Treasury minister Michael Jack says the UK tax system needs meaningful simplification if it is to support growth. He argues that successive governments have ducked structural reform, leaving businesses with a system that is too complex and too resistant to rationalisation. That debate is likely to become louder as growth weakens and the Chancellor faces tougher trade-offs.

Why it matters: A complex tax system increases cost, uncertainty and admin burden for SMEs already under pressure.

HMRC whistleblower rewards raise compliance pressure

HMRC’s new whistleblower reward scheme will pay 15% to 30% of amounts recovered in serious tax evasion cases worth at least £1.5m. Lawyers say this marks a more intelligence-led enforcement environment and means businesses need stronger internal reporting and governance systems. In an unsettled economy, that creates another area of risk for management teams.

Why it matters: Compliance failures can become expensive distractions and can weaken already stretched business finances.

Entrepreneurs push for scale-up reinvestment relief

Founders are urging the Treasury to create a new relief allowing gains from exits to be reinvested tax-free into new UK ventures within 12 months. Supporters argue it would keep capital, experience and ambition circulating through the domestic business ecosystem. In a weaker economy, the proposal reflects concern that the UK needs stronger incentives for risk-taking and growth.

Employment law changes criticised by business voices

Commentators in the Sunday papers argue Labour’s new employment rules are arriving at the worst possible moment for companies already facing weak demand and rising costs. Critics say the changes increase the risk and cost of employing staff, especially for smaller businesses. Even where the claims are politically charged, they reflect a real concern among employers about affordability.

Technology, AI & Industry

Bank of England warns City over “dangerous” AI

The Bank of England is due to meet top bank and insurance executives over the threat posed by Anthropic’s AI model Claude Mythos, which is considered too dangerous for public release. Officials from the Treasury, FCA and National Cyber Security Centre are also involved, reflecting concern that the model could exploit hidden weaknesses in financial IT systems. Major US banks are reportedly testing the technology internally, which adds to the urgency.

UK businesses lag in AI adoption

PwC says British businesses are behind global peers on AI adoption, investment and workflow redesign. UK firms are investing less, generating weaker returns and moving too slowly to integrate AI into operations. That matters because productivity gains are increasingly tied to digital capability rather than simply headcount growth.

Wise reports strong growth

Wise delivered strong fourth-quarter and full-year growth, with cross-border volumes, customer numbers and income all rising strongly. Business customer volumes were particularly robust, suggesting ongoing demand for cheaper and faster international payments. In a more difficult economic backdrop, that is one of the day’s clearer corporate bright spots.

TSMC grows despite higher energy costs

Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC reported first-quarter revenue growth of 35%, helped by continued demand for AI-related chips. The result suggests that, for now, demand in the technology supply chain remains resilient even as energy costs rise. It also reinforces the extent to which AI remains one of the few major growth engines still firing.

Property, Wealth & Credit Conditions

High-net-worth homeowners fear property price falls

Savills says prime country house prices have fallen 7.8%, while wealth manager Saltus reports that many high-net-worth individuals are now concerned about their home values. Higher mortgage rates, tax changes and geopolitical tension are all feeding anxiety, particularly in London. The shift matters because prime property has long been seen as a stable store of wealth.

Home sellers panic as chains stall

Rising mortgage rates are putting more housing transactions at risk, with the failed sales rate climbing to its highest level since June 2025. Around 1,500 mortgage products have reportedly been withdrawn since the Iran conflict began, while average borrowing costs have risen further. First-time buyers are especially exposed as affordability worsens.

Why it matters: A weaker housing market can hit trades, suppliers and local service firms that depend on property transactions for work.

Home flipping hits decade low

Quick resale activity in the housing market has dropped to its lowest level in more than a decade, with both volumes and profits down sharply. Analysts say higher tax charges and weaker economics have made flipping far less viable in much of the country. That is another sign that easy gains in property have become harder to realise.

Why it matters: Slower property activity can weaken demand for building, furnishing and professional services businesses further down the chain.

Employment & Labour

Job seekers surge as redundancies rise

KPMG and the REC say the availability of workers increased sharply in March as redundancies rose and employers reduced hiring demand. Labour supply is growing because jobs are becoming scarcer, not because the economy is strengthening. That is usually a sign that businesses are retrenching rather than expanding.

Why it matters: A softer jobs market signals weaker business confidence and can feed through into slower orders and delayed payments.

Remote working tribunal cases fall

The number of employment tribunal cases linked to remote working fell in 2025 for the first time since the pandemic. Experts say that weaker labour market conditions are making workers less willing to challenge employers over return-to-office policies, while flexible working rights may be resolving some disputes internally. The shift says as much about power in the labour market as it does about policy.

“Unretirement” becomes more common

One in six retirees are returning to work, according to Ipsos, largely because retirement is proving less affordable than expected. Many say their standard of living has declined and that they underestimated how much money they would need. That points to a broader pressure on household finances beyond just working-age families.

Markets & Transport

Jet fuel crisis warning for Europe

Airports and airlines are warning that Europe could face a jet fuel shortage if disruption in the Strait of Hormuz continues for another few weeks. Industry figures say up to a quarter of supply may be at risk, threatening both holiday travel and wider air-freight operations. Even before any outright shortage, the warning is a reminder of how quickly transport systems can be affected by energy shocks.

Pensions, Savings & Long-Term Pressure

Pension system warnings grow louder

Lord Mackinlay and other commentators are warning that the state pension system is becoming increasingly difficult to sustain over the long term. Their argument is that demographics, welfare costs and weak growth are colliding in ways that will leave younger workers more exposed. While the tone is political, the underlying concern about fiscal sustainability is real.

Triple lock pressure remains in focus

The cost of the pension triple lock is again under scrutiny, with critics arguing it is becoming fiscally unsustainable. As gilt yields rise and public finances remain strained, promises to keep the policy unchanged are being questioned more openly. This debate is likely to intensify as politicians search for savings without damaging electoral support.

Global Market Summary

Global markets opened the week in a much more defensive mood after weekend US-Iran talks collapsed and President Trump announced a naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. That move pushed Brent back above $100 a barrel, revived inflation fears and sent investors back into classic risk-off positioning. For UK businesses, the key message is straightforward: higher energy prices are once again threatening to feed into transport costs, supplier pricing, mortgage expectations and consumer confidence.

On the equity side, Friday had ended on a stronger note after the earlier ceasefire optimism, but that optimism faded fast by Monday morning. The FTSE 100 was at 10,556.73, the DAX at 23,586.02, the CAC 40 at 8,176.16, the S&P 500 at 6,816.89, the Dow Jones at 47,916.57, the Nasdaq at 22,902.89, the Nikkei 225 at 56,502.77 and the Hang Seng at 25,659.63. The feed also noted the Stoxx 600 had risen 3.1% over the previous week on Friday’s close, though a live Monday level was not included in the supplied market update.

In currencies, the supplied feed showed USD/GBP at 0.7448 and EUR/GBP at 0.8708, which implies GBP/USD at about 1.34 and GBP/EUR at about 1.15. Sterling therefore remained relatively firm in converted terms, but the broader backdrop was one of dollar strength and global risk aversion rather than confidence in growth. When the dollar strengthens in a risk-off environment, it often reflects investor caution rather than economic comfort.

In commodities, WTI crude was $103.58, up 7.3%, while Brent crude was $102.05, up 7.2%. Gold was $4,758.20 an ounce, down 0.6%, while the supplied feed also noted LME three-month copper at $12,845.50 on the previous session’s data. The market story is less about the absolute numbers than the direction of travel: investors are once again pricing a more persistent energy shock rather than a temporary disruption.

For SMEs, that matters because higher oil does not stay on a trading screen. It tends to show up in fuel bills, freight charges, food costs, wholesale prices, inflation expectations and borrowing costs. If these levels hold, the pressure on customer cashflow and payment behaviour is likely to intensify.

How CPA can help when confidence weakens

When energy shocks, weaker demand and rising costs all hit at once, overdue invoices become far more dangerous. This is the point where firms selling on credit need sharper visibility on customer risk, closer account monitoring and earlier action on late payers.

CPA can help you protect cashflow with CreditCare reports, debtor monitoring and overdue account recovery that is firm, ethical and designed to preserve relationships. Call 020 8846 0000 to discuss how we can help your business stay in control when conditions become more uncertain.

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Insolvency Watch

Administrations (13)

• CORPORATION OF ST. LAWRENCE COLLEGE(THE)
• CRAIGHALL ROAD LTD
• DIGITAL ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS LIMITED
• GANDYS INTERNATIONAL LIMITED
• GIVENERGY LTD
• M8 GROUP LIMITED
• OPPERMAN PLANTS LIMITED
• OPTIMAL HEALTH PERFORMANCE LIMITED
• PETPLANET.CO.UK LTD.
• SCIS HOLDINGS LIMITED
• THE ELECTRICAL NETWORK (SCARBOROUGH) LIMITED
• VINTAGE CORPORATION LTD
• ZYMURGORIUM LTD

Liquidations (222)

• 22 RECRUITMENT & CONSULTANCY LTD
• A & G (FAMILY BUTCHERS) LIMITED
• ABC TAXIS (NEWPORT) LIMITED
• ABERGAVENNY FACILITIES LIMITED
• ACCELALPHA EUROPE LTD
• ACCESS INSPECTION & COATINGS LIMITED
• ACMT SURGERY LIMITED
• ACTUARIAL AND QUANTITATIVE SERVICES LIMITED
• AG APPDEPLOY CONSULTANCY LIMITED
• ALAN MELVILLE LIMITED
• ALLODI ACCORDIONS LIMITED
• ANNE BOSE LIMITED
• ANTRIM CARE SERVICES LIMITED
• ARGENT COMPUTING LIMITED
• ATARAXIA 2 LIMITED
• AUDAX SOFTWARE LIMITED
• AUDERE MEDICAL SERVICES LIMITED
• AVENSYS UK TRAINING LIMITED
• AW CHANGE CONSULTING LTD
• AYAK ACTUARIAL SERVICES LTD
• BATES MEDICAL LIMITED
• BECKY WILLIAMS TALENT LIMITED
• BEGREEN (WALES) LTD
• BEL ETAGE LTD.
• BELMORE PROPERTIES LIMITED
• BGC CIVILS LTD
• BLUE PHOENIX SOLUTIONS LIMITED
• BLUNEWT LTD
• BRAND STABLE DISTRIBUTION LIMITED
• BRICK BY BRICK CROYDON LIMITED
• BROOK COTTAGE HOLDINGS LIMITED
• BRUFORD & VALLANCE INSURANCE SERVICES LIMITED
• BSH BUSINESS SERVICES LTD
• BUTTON BRAND DESIGNS LTD
• C AND N PANELCRAFT LIMITED
• CAROLINE HOLDAWAY DESIGN LIMITED
• CHALK STREAM FISHING LIMITED
• CHATSWORTH INVESTMENTS LIMITED
• CLARKE FARMS (ISLEHAM) LIMITED
• CLEARCUBE CONSULTING LIMITED
• CLIFF WOOD LIMITED
• CLINSENTRY HOLDINGS LIMITED
• CLINSENTRY LTD
• CLOCKTOWER HEALTHCARE LTD
• COLLINGRIDGE HOLDINGS LIMITED
• COLLINS BUSINESS SERVICES LIMITED
• COZY INNS WORTHING LIMITED
• CROSSOVER PROMOTIONS LTD
• DAVID H HEATH LIMITED
• DAWN FISHER CONSULTANCY LIMITED
• DIGITAL EDGE SOLUTIONS LTD
• DIVIS PROPERTIES LIMITED
• DMCC ADVISORY LIMITED
• DRYDEN PROPERTIES LTD
• DSME CONSULTANCY LTD
• DUFFY SKYLINING LIMITED
• E.A. GIBBS & SON LIMITED
• EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT CONSULTING LIMITED
• ELOQUENT LENS LIMITED
• EU CONSULTING LTD
• EVERYPLACE SOLUTIONS LIMITED
• EXODIA LIMITED
• EXPERT MARINE INTERNATIONAL LTD
• FF AND E COMPANY LIMITED
• FIELDMUIR LIMITED
• FINECALL PROPERTY INVESTMENTS LIMITED
• FISCAL INSTRUMENTATION LTD.
• FOLAN MOUSSORO JOUBERT LTD
• FORTUITOUS CAPITAL LTD
• FRONTERA CONSULTING UK LTD
• FRUITCAKE CONSULTING LIMITED
• G & G SURGERY LTD
• GEN BUSINESS SOLUTIONS LIMITED
• GOODISON GENTRY (1878) LIMITED
• GPK CONSULTING LTD
• GRANGE COTTAGE CONSULTING LIMITED
• GRIFFIELD LIMITED
• GROWW TECH LTD
• GUY ROBERTSON CONSULTING LTD
• GVM CONSULTING LTD
• HARDWICK FARMS (SUFFOLK) LIMITED
• HDJ ELECTRICAL LIMITED
• HOLMTREE DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED
• HOPEDATA LIMITED
• HORROCKS ASSOCIATES LIMITED
• HOUSING DIRECTIONS LIMITED
• HULL LIGHTING AND EQUIPMENT COMPANY LIMITED
• HW 1234 LIMITED
• HYDE PARK HOTEL (LONDON) LIMITED
• I & A W LTD
• I & K MOTORS LTD.
• IGATE INFORMATION SERVICES (UK) LIMITED
• IPROJECTSUCCESS LTD
• IRISH CONSTRUCTION LIMITED
• J & D MCQUAID CERAMIC TILING LIMITED
• JACK HOLMES CONSULTANT LTD
• JACSS LTD
• JAMES DEWE-MATHEWS LIMITED
• JCK NOURI CONSULTING LIMITED
• JETTY VIEW LTD
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• JOINT FORUM LIMITED
• JPE LTD
• JRT LIMITED
• KEN MATHIESON ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN LIMITED
• KIS PROPERTY SERVICES LTD
• KRISTY WINES LIMITED
• L C & M HOLDINGS LIMITED
• L C & M LIMITED
• LAB ROTHERHAM HOLDINGS LIMITED
• LAKES HOLIDAY LIMITED
• LAYNES FARM TWO LIMITED
• LDN AGENCY LIMITED
• LEARNEY SERVICES LIMITED
• LEINSTER ENERGY & NATURAL RESOURCES LIMITED
• LHE CONSULTING LTD
• LITTLE MUNCHKINS LIMITED
• LIVETIME LEARNING LIMITED
• LIVING RESOURCES LIMITED
• LOCHIEL LTD
• LUMINOSITY SECURITY LIMITED
• M.I.S. RESOLVED LTD
• MANCHESTER SEDATION SERVICES LTD
• MATH LIGHT LTD
• MAYMASK (253) LIMITED
• MCLEAN ACTUARIAL LTD
• MD AMPLITUDE LTD
• MEMMS LIMITED
• MIKE HAZELDINE LTD
• MILLBRO INSTALLATIONS LIMITED
• MITCHELL GOUGH LIMITED
• MJA CONSULTING SERVICES LIMITED
• MK GREEN SERVICES LTD
• MMG PUBLISHING LIMITED
• MOORTOWN LIMITED
• MOTION IT LTD
• MRB TUNNELLING LIMITED
• MYGLOE LIMITED
• N & L MARTIN (HOLDINGS) LIMITED
• N&M TAYLOR LTD
• NAPANGELOS LIMITED
• NAYLORS LIMITED
• NC BEAUTY CONSULTING LTD
• NEWMILE TRADING LIMITED
• NICHOLSON PARK LIMITED
• NIDRA AG LTD
• NIKANI LIMITED
• NOMOS CONSULTANCY LIMITED
• NORTH SEA PLASTICS (HOLDINGS) LIMITED
• NPH HOMES LIMITED
• NSW DEVELOPMENTS LTD
• O’BOYLE BROTHERS PLANT HIRE LIMITED
• O’BOYLE CIVIL ENGINEERING LIMITED
• OAKBROW LTD
• OFFER CONSULTING LIMITED
• OLECRANON LIMITED
• OMAR UROLOGICAL SERVICES LTD
• OPTIMIZEIQ LIMITED
• ORCHID LEGAL LTD
• ORTHOLEGAL REPORTING LIMITED
• P J M HOLDINGS LIMITED
• PATRA SELECTIONS LIMITED
• PETER THOMPSON MACHINERY LIMITED
• PHIL TAYLOR (CONTRACTS) LIMITED
• PHILIP DILLEY CONSULTING LIMITED
• PRITCHARD LEISURE LTD
• PRODASH LTD
• PRODUCTS FROM SPAIN LIMITED
• PROTIUM ENGINEERING LTD
• QUANAH GROUP LIMITED
• QUO VADIS FINANCIAL PLANNING LIMITED
• R A HARVEY LIMITED
• RIVERPLAN LIMITED
• RMG CONSTRUCT CONSULTANTS LIMITED
• SANDUSKY LIMITED
• SANJEEVAA UK LIMITED
• SEATREK HEBRIDES LIMITED
• SECURITY DESIGN ENGINEERS LIMITED
• SENIOR ENGINEERING SERVICES LIMITED
• SENTINEL ROAD LIMITED
• SETH’S HOLDING LIMITED
• SHALLWEGO4 LTD
• SHIREDALE HOMES LIMITED
• SHOO 592 LIMITED
• SILVERSURFERS LIMITED
• SIMAN SYSTEMS LIMITED
• SIMON CHAUDOIR LIMITED
• SIMS IMAGES LIMITED
• SMALLER COMPANY CAPITAL LIMITED
• SMITHVALE LIMITED
• SPION LODGE DEVELOPMENTS LTD
• SPP CONSULTING UK LIMITED
• SRG MANAGEMENT CONSULTANCY LTD
• SSC IT SOLUTIONS LTD
• STATEX PROPERTY LIMITED
• STEVENSON JAMES LTD
• STONEYGATE LIMITED
• STRATOSPHERE CONSULTING LIMITED
• SUBCOGX EUROPE LIMITED
• SUNNY SPELLS & CO LIMITED
• SYKES VAN SALES LIMITED
• TAIL FEATHER LIMITED
• THAMES ESTUARY GROWTH BOARD
• THE INVESTMENT COACH LIMITED
• THIRST WHITBY LIMITED
• TOGETHER MEDICAL SERVICES LTD
• VICTOR GORDON & SON LIMITED
• VICTORIA SPRINGS LIMITED
• VITAX SOLUTIONS LIMITED
• WAVERLEY CONSULTING LTD
• WCN PUBLISHING LTD.
• WEBBS INTERNATIONAL REMOVALS LIMITED
• WILD ASTER LIMITED
• WILKINSON PROJECTS MANAGEMENT LTD
• WILLIAMS YOUNG MCKAIG LTD
• WISHING WELL HEALTHCARE LTD
• WOLCOM LTD
• WYLIE & HEYWORTH ASSET MANAGEMENT LLP
• XSB LIMITED
• YORK HOTEL COMPANY(SIDMOUTH)LIMITED(THE)
• YORKSHIRE FABRICATIONS LIMITED
• ZEN FIRE LIMITED

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• A CUTHILL GLAZING LIMITED
• AHR CONSTRUCTION LTD
• ALGERIANO GRILL LIMITED
• AMAAN FROZEN FOODS LIMITED
• ATTIX AI UK LIMITED
• AUDIO CARTEL LIMITED
• BLUE DRAGON 321 LTD
• BOOZEFORYOU LTD
• CENTRIC COMMUNITY RESEARCH LIMITED
• CENTURION PLUMBING SERVICES (SCOTLAND) LTD.
• CHARLESWORTH LTD
• CMRGROUP.COM LIMITED
• DE JUNO LIMITED
• EVENT PRODUCTION GROUP LTD
• EVMI SOLUTIONS LIMITED
• EVOLUTION5 CONSTRUCTION LIMITED
• FIRMUS GROUP BUILDING SERVICES LTD
• GLASGOW STONE CONTRACTS LTD
• GPL DISTRIBUTION CENTRE LTD
• HARRSKEL LIMITED
• HD FOOD AND FUEL LTD
• HEARTLAND PROPERTY LIMITED
• HYD GREENFIELD LTD
• HYDE PARK CONSTRUCTION LTD
• INCEPTION CAPITAL LTD
• IOTL LTD
• JACKS CONSTRUCTION LTD
• JOURNEY HOMES GROUP LIMITED
• LONDON ARCHITECTURAL CONSTRUCTION LTD
• LONDON ROOFING SPECIALIST LIMITED
• LOVEMORE CONSTRUCTION LIMITED
• MTBCUT PRODUCTIONS LIMITED
• NINETEEN EVENT SERVICES LIMITED
• OIL GAS SAFE UK LIMITED
• ORM AUTOS LTD
• OXIN BAR AND GRILL LIMITED
• PQ OPERATIONS LTD
• PRO BUILD CONSTRUCTION GROUP LTD
• PULCHRA DESIGN AND BUILD LTD
• QUALITY VEHICLE MANAGEMENT LTD
• RANGEDALE LTD
• RECYCLED OFFICE SOLUTIONS LIMITED
• RSI COMPLIANCE LTD
• RSMP LTD
• SAM CAR RENTAL LTD
• SCIMITAR PROJECTS LIMITED
• SEREN GARAGES LTD
• TAVERNS OF LONDON LTD.
• TEKO PP LIMITED
• THE CAR SALES FACTORY LIMITED
• TIME KITCHENS LIMITED
• TOKYO INDUSTRIES (TWO) LIMITED
• TRA81 LIMITED
• TRADE PRINTING ONLINE LTD
• UK SEAMAN LTD.
• VINE SOCIAL CARE AGENCY LIMITED
• VIRTUAL FM LIMITED
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Winding-up orders (4)

• FOXTON WREN LIMITED
• BAM PROPCO (MOORPARK) LIMITED
• BOOZE & DRINKS LTD
• FORTITUDO (124) LIMITED