Construction sector remains hardest hit for insolvencies
More construction firms went bust than any other sector in March, as investor confidence impacted by skills, regulations and supply chain tariffs.
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Construction still worst-hit by insolvencies
Construction industry insolvencies in 2024 fell eight per cent compared to the year previous, despite the industry experiencing the highest number of insolvencies of any sector.
Construction insolvencies: Subbies still the biggest casualties
Specialist firms overrepresented as industry experiences highest insolvencies.
Subbies still more than half of construction insolvencies
Construction continues to be the worst-hit, accounting for 17.4 per cent of cases.
Construction insolvencies creating tough bond market – Winvic
More than 4,280 construction firms went out of business in the UK in the year to May.
Subbies still worst hit by latest construction insolvencies
Contractors in the UK have gone out of business at the highest rate in a decade.
Are better morals the key to slowing construction insolvencies?
Construction sees the highest number of insolvencies in the year to April with 4,104.
Lorne Stewart profits marred by industry insolvencies
The wider group comprises Lorne Stewart Engineering, Lorne Stewart Facilities, Rotary Building Services, and Modular Designed Solutions.
ISG collapse forced fit-out supplier to rethink risk exposure and ‘over-reliance’ on single main contractor
Another fit-out specialist attributes a “surge in activity” in its core market to the administration of ISG Group last year.
Why more construction firms are turning to Employee Ownership Trusts as a natural exit strategy for stakeholders
‘If you’re attracted by the tax-free stuff, you’re probably doing it for the wrong reasons’
