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Agriculture and fishing businesses in liquidation and administration
A live list of failed agriculture and fishing businesses in the UK — farms, agricultural contractors, forestry and fishing companies — that have gone into liquidation, administration or a company voluntary arrangement, newest first. Every row links to the company’s full insolvency timeline, officers and Companies House record.
Updated 2 this weekSource: Companies House & The Gazette
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About this list
This page tracks UK agriculture and fishing businesses that have entered a formal insolvency procedure. The industry comes from the SIC code on each company’s Companies House record, so it includes farms, agricultural contractors, forestry and fishing companies.
Break the list down by procedure:
- Agriculture and fishing businesses in liquidation (2 this week)
- Agriculture and fishing businesses in administration (0 this week)
- Agriculture and fishing businesses in a CVA (0 this week)
Or browse by industry, by region, or search the full insolvency register.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I find out if a farm or agricultural business has gone into liquidation or administration?
- Search the company by name or number from the home page. If it has entered liquidation, administration or a CVA in the last two years it has a page here showing the date, the appointed practitioner and links to the official Gazette notice and Companies House record. For a definitive check, see how to check if a company is insolvent.
- What is the difference between liquidation and administration?
- Liquidation closes a company for good and distributes its assets to creditors; administration puts a licensed administrator in control to rescue the business or sell it as a going concern. Read administration vs liquidation.
- How quickly do new agriculture & fishing insolvencies appear here?
- Notices are indexed from The Gazette and Companies House within about an hour of publication during UK business hours, so a company that appointed a liquidator this morning is usually listed by lunchtime.
- Does the list include agriculture and fishing businesses facing a winding-up petition?
- Not yet. The list records procedures that have taken effect — liquidations (including winding-up orders), administrations and CVAs. Petitions are advertised separately in The Gazette; see how to read a Gazette insolvency notice.