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Almost 7,000 construction firms in danger of bankruptcy
The construction sector faces a significant financial crisis, with nearly 7,000 firms in the UK teetering on the brink of bankruptcy. This concerning figure emerged from the latest Red Flag Alert report by Begbies Traynor, which identified construction as the sector with the highest number of businesses in ‘critical financial distress’, which often precedes formal bankruptcy proceedings.

Despite a slight improvement from the previous quarter, the construction industry remains troubled by rising costs, labour inflation, and the impending impact of recent tax changes. These factors are creating a challenging environment for businesses, increasing the risk of insolvency.

The report highlights a concerning trend, with over 97,000 construction firms categorized as facing ‘significant financial distress.’ This underscores the fragility of the sector, which has an uncertain outlook, and the potential for widespread disruption.

https://www.constructionnews.co.uk/financial/administrations/almost-7000-construction-firms-in-danger-of-bankruptcy-27-01-2025/
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