Carillion's Qatari arm was chasing £250m when it went bust

By Jordan Marshall2018-06-18T06:00:00

Number is 25% higher than the one former chief executive Richard Howson told MPs in February

Carillion’s Qatar business was chasing claims of £250m from developer Msheireb Properties when it finally went bust last week.

According to accountant PwC, who is acting as Special Managers for the liquidation in the UK, the liquidator in Qatar will now be responsible for pursuing this claim.

Ahmed Tawfik Nassim, a partner in the Doha office of the Paris-based accountant Mazars, is handling the liquidation, which is being managed independently from the main liquidation.

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