New winding-up resolutions, administrations and liquidator appointments — straight from the UK’s official public record, The Gazette. Searchable and filterable by company, region and status.
How many corporate insolvency notices were published per day in The Gazette — with the new insolvencies (winding-up and administration) highlighted. Weekends carry no publications.
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A company becomes insolvent when it can no longer pay its debts. In the UK, the formal steps of an insolvency — a winding-up petition, a resolution or order to wind the company up, entry into administration, the appointment of a liquidator and the closing meetings — are published in the official public record, The Gazette.
Search above by company name, town or company number. Use the region and status selectors to narrow the list — for example only new winding-up cases from the last 7 days. Each row links to a detail page with company data, dates and sources.
Winding-up petition (a creditor or party asks the court to wind the company up) · Winding-up / liquidation (a resolution or court order to wind up) · Administration (the company is placed under an administrator’s control) · Liquidator appointed (the liquidator who realises the assets) · Creditors’ decision (meetings or decision procedures) · Final meeting / closing (the process is concluded).
Geographic spread of current UK company insolvencies. Tap a marker for company details. The map follows your filters above.
Locations approximated at region level · Map © OpenStreetMap, © CARTO · Data: The Gazette