https://www.constructionnews.co.uk/financial/administrations/isg-lighting-subcontractor-went-down-owing-2-1m-17-01-2025/
Subcontractor Seventynine Lighting, which went down in October, owed more than £2m, administrators have confirmed. Insolvency professionals at Forvis Mazars said the £11m-turnover firm, based in Gloucestershire, owed £2.1m to creditors when it collapsed last year following ISG’s fall into administration. Its statement-of-affairs form posted…
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