The company RR Flexo approached KSA Group as it was having financial troubles. R.R. Flexo Limited, provided printing and film packaging services for various commercial uses, and was founded in October 1983 as a small family business initially serving the newspaper and magazine mailing industry. However, the company faced financial challenges due Covid. These challenges

Executive Summary: This complex case study examines the successful turnaround and restructuring  of a group of  mid-sized professional accountancy firms (referred as “ASPL” for this study)  based in London. Background ASPL had been a well-respected firm in London, providing a range of accountancy services to both corporate and individual clients. Despite its strong reputation, the

The KSA Group started taking formal insolvency appointments in 2009 with the merger of KSA Group and Marlor Walls in the summer of that year. Since then we have learned a massive amount about the technique, we’ve gained experience from dealing with over 320 CVA appointments between 2009 and September 2022 . That’s 320 crisis

Reasons for the difficulties Our client is a specialist sport clothing supplier company with distribution agreements with two leading international manufacturers. It encountered financial difficulties due to a combination of factors. Due to the UK leaving the European Union it became very difficult to sell outside of the UK. It then focused on the UK

A great KSA Group turnaround story! Administration to protect the company, followed by a company voluntary arrangement (CVA), paying 100p in £1 for all creditors. Followed some years later by our client selling for millions! Murray Duncan approached KSA Group 10 years ago when his company, Paralaw Limited, was facing severe financial distress and cash flow

Eric Walls and Wayne Harrison are delighted to announce the sale of a 40 year old flexographic packaging and printing company in the Norfolk area. The business had been trading well, with sales of over £3m per annum, until the sudden loss of a major contract. The directors sought advice from our insolvency practitioners, and

The UK rescue culture is going to be so important when we eventually deal with the massive debts building up behind the UK’s artificially low company insolvency rates.  Post Covid-19 lockdown and the return to normality, how will companies service bounce back loans, CBILs, arrears of rent and the huge £85bn of VAT & PAYE

Landlords had written to the Government in a plea to allow them to aggressively collect rent again.  However, the moratorium on legal action by landlords against tenants that have been unable to pay rent due to Coronavirus has been extended until 30th June 2021.  The Government said this “final extension” to offer protection from the threat of eviction