Lsuk Takeover Failure Sees Jobs Go After Firm Goes Under
Birmingham Post › October 07, 2008
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Birmingham Post › October 07, 2008
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All 600 workers at car parts supplier LSUK, including a number in Birmingham, were made redundant yesterday when the business was put into administration after a failed takeover.
The Sheffield-based firm, which has 53 branches nationwide, was bought by rival company Euro Car Parts (ECP) last week but was handed over to administrator Tenon Recovery on Sunday.See the full content of this document
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Lsuk Takeover Failure Sees Jobs Go After Firm Goes Under
Joint administrator Tom MacLellan said he was speaking to "several" interested parties about buying all ...
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