Administration

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The intellectual property (IP) and assets of M Squared Lasers, the collapsed Glasgow technology firm, have been sold to Novacene Photonics Limited, a new company established by M Squared's former senior leadership. Alistair McAlinden and Geoff Jacobs from Interpath were appointed joint administrator

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Kevin Mapstone and Paul Webber of Begbies Traynor have been appointed as joint administrators of Scotch Frost of Glasgow Limited on 4 November 2025. The Uddingston-based food importer and distributor, which has ceased trading with the loss of all 17 jobs, was placed into administration following a p

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Nort Sea oil and energy services firm Petrofac has entered administration – a “stark warning” of a wider crisis facing the North Sea supply chain, according to industry experts. The move, which puts thousands of jobs at risk, has intensified calls for urgent government action to st

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Over £40 million of public funds are expected to be lost following the collapse of M Squared Lasers, the first company ever backed by the Scottish National Investment Bank (SNIB). The Glasgow-based technology firm fell into administration in August, owing more than £60m to creditors afte

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The collapse of Fife-based engineering firm Burntisland Fabrications (Bifab) has left the Scottish public purse with a shortfall of £16.4 million, with administrators confirming that none of the debt has been repaid. Bifab entered administration in December 2020 after failing to win new contra

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Administrators overseeing the sale of the historic 24-room Scottish boutique hotel have sold the hotel business, its contents and a residential dwelling to a duo of experienced hotel operators, Charlie Maclachlan and Sam Wignell of Fyne Hospitality, for £3.05 million in a deal that will save u

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Will Wright and Alistair McAlinden from Interpath have been appointed joint administrators to Edinburgh-based cyber security firm Adarma Limited, as it ceases trading. The firm, founded in 2009, had grown to become one of the UK's largest independent cyber security businesses, employing 176 people a

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