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Threat of insolvency looms over Enterprise Logistics
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ENTERPRISE LOGISTICS, the Corby, Northants, warehousing and logistics provider, could be facing liquidation after creditors of The business were invited to a meeting, which is scheduled to take place next week.
Phone lines at the company were no longer working when CM attempted to contact director Steve Brimfield.
A spokeswoman at insolvency specialist BWC Business Solutions confirms that those owed money are being invited to nominate a liquidator at a meeting, which will be held in Crick, Northants.
She continues: "The company is not in administration. A Section 98 meeting has been arranged for 2 April."
Enterprise Logistics was bought by Keswick Enterprises, an investment business owned by ex-Tibbet & Britten director John Harvey, in 2006.
Harvey, who was chairman of Enterprise, tells CM: 'We sold it to the management about a year ago."
Harvey adds that Canute Group was one firm contracted to work for Enterprise Logistics, but Canute operations director Wayne Marshall declines to comment.