Unsecured creditors of collapsed Welsh contractor won’t see missing £3m, administrator says

By Dave Rogers2022-12-19T07:00:00

Jehu Group went after more than 85 years in business

Unsecured creditors owed more by than £3m by collapsed Welsh firm Jehu Group have been told they are unlikely to see any of it returned.

In an update filed to Companies House, administrator Begbies Traynor said there will be “insufficient funds” for those firms owed a total of £3.2m by the company which sank into administration at the end of October after 85 years in business.

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