Update on William Anelay firm: Owed £12.6m when it collapsed and purchased by Szerelmey

Report by administrators Begbies Traynor reveals extent of debts owed by William Anelay, the stonemasonry business recently

The York-based specialist heritage building company owed an estimated £12.6m to unsecured creditors when it ceased trading earlier this year, according to a document produced by its joint administrators.  William Anelay Ltd, which had been trading since 1747, went into administration in September with the loss of 120 jobs.

Four companies with links to William Anelay Ltd have since been sold to the Szerelmey Group.

View the full story at The York Press

For more background see the RICS website

 

View the original announcement of Begbies Traynor being appointed as joint administrators of William Anelay

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