Agriculture & fishing · Liquidation
Agriculture and fishing businesses in liquidation
All UK agriculture and fishing businesses — farms, agricultural contractors, forestry and fishing companies — that have gone into liquidation, newest first, with the date the procedure took effect and the appointed practitioner. Indexed from The Gazette and Companies House as notices are published.
Updated 2 this weekSource: Companies House & The Gazette
Liquidations · last 7 days
2
Share of agriculture & fishing filings
100%
All UK liquidations · last 7 days
428
Agriculture & fishing liquidations
Liquidation procedures in this industry · newest first
What liquidation means
Liquidation (winding up) closes a company for good: a licensed liquidator realises its assets and distributes the proceeds to creditors. Most UK liquidations are creditors' voluntary liquidations (CVLs) started by the directors; compulsory liquidations follow a winding-up order from the court, and members' voluntary liquidations (MVLs) close solvent companies.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I check whether a farm or agricultural business is in liquidation?
- Search the company name or number from the home page; its page shows every recorded procedure with dates and the practitioner. Our guide on checking if a company is insolvent covers the official sources too.
- Who is appointed when a farm or agricultural business goes into liquidation?
- A licensed insolvency practitioner is appointed as liquidator (or the Official Receiver in a compulsory liquidation). Their name and firm appear on each company page as soon as the Gazette notice is indexed.
- Can I see agriculture and fishing businesses in other procedures?
- Yes — the Agriculture & fishing overview lists every procedure together, and the chips above switch between liquidations, administrations and CVAs.