Receivership & administration

Evoteam has ceased trading after a pandemic-induced reduction in work made the business unsustainable.

A historic North East print firm is set to close its doors after the coronavirus pandemic halved its sales.

A husband and wife team have been disqualified from acting as directors after failing to keep adequate records at their signage business.

Kesslers International had an estimated total deficiency of more than £17m when it went into administration at the end of last year, with HMRC owed more than £2.6m and inter-group figures also adding...

A wide range of printing equipment along with a number of other assets is set to go to auction as its Alton-based owner enters liquidation.

While our first 2022 listicle of the most-read articles on printweek.com could hardly be described as cheery collection, much like with the January skies, if you look hard enough there was the...

Equipment and other assets belonging to a London-based print company that is set to go into members’ voluntary liquidation has gone up for auction.

Staff affected by the collapse of retail display specialist Kesslers International have begun the process of taking legal action amid allegations that the business failed to properly consult staff...

London-based, award-winning Boss Print has become the latest victim of the pandemic and closed its doors following an unsustainable drop in work.

While a colourful spat dominated December’s list of most read articles, once again M&A activity ranked high and there was a definite festive feel in the shape of a TV listings pledge and a Christmas...