Welsh firm becomes latest contractor to face collapse

By Will Ing2019-06-25T05:00:00

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Jistcourt employs close to 70 people

Loss-making contracts and mounting have brought another contractor to the brink of collapse with Welsh firm Jistcourt filing an intention to go into administration.

The £13m turnover, family-run firm was established in Port Talbot in 1980 and employs around 66 people – with 44 set to be made redundant imminently.

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