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djfunkdup 11-03-2012 23:25

Re: Companies going into administration
 
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Originally Posted by Doug Doherty (Post 35397767)
have a look at this web site seems to be pretty much up to date.
http://www.retailresearch.org


The post in question was posted over 3 years ago lol

Doug Doherty 11-03-2012 23:51

Re: Companies going into administration
 
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Originally Posted by djfunkdup (Post 35397769)
The post in question was posted over 3 years ago lol


lol i just joined lol

Graham M 12-03-2012 10:42

Re: Companies going into administration
 
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Originally Posted by Doug Doherty (Post 35397778)
lol i just joined lol

It's always a good idea to check thread post dates before replying to them :) Welcome anyway.

gba93 12-03-2012 13:41

Re: Companies going into administration
 
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Originally Posted by djfunkdup (Post 35397769)
The post in question was posted over 3 years ago lol

Still makes interesting reading though - thanks for posting the link :)

mertle 13-03-2012 00:18

Re: Companies going into administration
 
not looking good for premier foods 1bn in debt due to bank loan:shocked:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-17345450

They say its good for businesses get loans expand personally it strangles them to long term debt high risks only takes recession banks start getting itchy.

Bank given them more time you can only imagine that jobs will go likely firesale to raise the funds.

Wonder how many other companies in debt to there eyeballs.

Chrysalis 13-03-2012 00:40

Re: Companies going into administration
 
caused by greed it seems, debt accrued by buying companies.

mertle 13-03-2012 01:17

Re: Companies going into administration
 
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Originally Posted by Chrysalis (Post 35398250)
caused by greed it seems, debt accrued by buying companies.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Premier_Foods

anybody know sth lincolnshire factory near long sutton bridge factory premier foods bought this 1981 this makes alot of stuff in that list.

Just pick up oxo , bisto, birds custard pot noodles, cup a soups it says long sutton.

If this company went down food production many favourites would be big issue.

Which shows how lapse the people running the company was.

denphone 13-03-2012 06:58

Re: Companies going into administration
 
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Originally Posted by mertle (Post 35398241)
not looking good for premier foods 1bn in debt due to bank loan:shocked:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-17345450

They say its good for businesses get loans expand personally it strangles them to long term debt high risks only takes recession banks start getting itchy.

Bank given them more time you can only imagine that jobs will go likely firesale to raise the funds.

The question is now how many businesses are actually financially sound and secure because as every day goes by we seem to hear of yet another business going belly up.:(


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