Keldia joint administrator Andrew Andronikou is employing an "expert witness" to report on the firms MBO from former owner Tony Diamond last year.
Andronikou refused to name the witness, but said the report should be completed in the next couple of weeks.
When Walthamstow-based Keldia went into administration in late June (PrintWeek, 6 July), Andronikou said its fall "could possibly be related to the MBO".
Andronikou has made another four redundancies and changed the balance of work between Keldias eight-colour and 10-colour presses to make the firm more efficient.
He will consider selling the firm "at the right time", but added: "Theres a possibility it could trade out anyway. Im keeping all my options open."
Have your say in the Printweek Poll
Related stories
Latest comments
"Does that mean we'll have to think up a new name for fine white-glazed porcelain ceramics? How about Spode? Or is that a bit too, well, English?"
"“Eucalyptus globulus is five to seven times more productive than Nordic Pine and requires significantly less wood (up to 40% less) to produce the same amount of paper."
"The company added..."
"Hello Mark,
Fantastic! Thanks for sharing.
Best regards,
Jo"
Up next...
Major saving in energy use
Sterling Solutions is first in UK with H-UV web press
Millions owed by larger firm
Acorn Press Swindon and MPD Offset shortfall revealed
Highlights press versatility
Manroland Sheetfed champions print's power at Potts Print
Designed to blend speed with performance