‘You still owe us £64m,’ says client who kicked Interserve off Glasgow waste job

By Dave Rogers2019-03-18T10:45:00

Water firm says it will ‘take all necessary procedural steps’ to recover money

The parent company of the client which booted Interserve off an energy-from-waste scheme in Glasgow more than two years ago has repeated its claim that the firm owes it more than £60m.

Interserve went into administration on Friday after shareholders voted not to back its deleveraging plan which would have seen lenders take control of 95% of the company with the remaining 5% held by shareholders.

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