Debt recovery could take years, say ISG administrators after clawing back £19m

By Daniel Gayne2025-05-02T10:59:00

EY has already recovered more money than had been anticipated by failed firm’s directors

Administrators for ISG have so far clawed back £19.2m from the collapsed firm’s debtors.

In their latest progress report filed to Companies House, EY’s Timothy Vance and Alan Hudson revealed that they had already recovered more than had been expected when the contractor went into administration on 20 September 2024.

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