How long after appointment of a administer are the list of creditors published ?

[gbcv]

How long after appointment of a administer are the public list of creditors and how much they are owed published ? Specifically Im looking the company below that was relatively large with a turnover of >£100m

https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/04230579/filing-history

 

[Lisa Thomas]

Within 8 weeks of the Administration

Then it takes Companies House about 2 weeks to actually upload the proposals/SOA.

 

[Lisa Thomas]

Nb The detailed creditors list should exclude 'consumer creditors'.

The amounts will all be listed - you need to look at the list that supports the Statement of Affairs form.

 

[gbcv]

Thanks @Lisa Thomas , do you know if i where to contact the administrator, if they would be able to give me information relating to a wether a specific business was a) on the creditors list b) if so what they where owed. Prior to the public publishing of the statement of affairs ?

 

[Lisa Thomas]

Are you a creditor? Why do you want this information?

 

[gbcv]

@Lisa Thomas , a supplier of ours is potentially a creditor, thus we have an interest to know how much they are owed / outstanding, in order to review the financial strength / weakness of our supplier.

 

[Mr D]

@Lisa Thomas , a supplier of ours is potentially a creditor, thus we have an interest to know how much they are owed / outstanding, in order to review the financial strength / weakness of our supplier.

Could you do that ignoring the amount of money owed in that instance to get whatever result you are looking for?

 

[Lisa Thomas]

I don't think you can get it from the Administrator as you have no right to the information.

Try asking your supplier instead or wait until the SOA is filed.

 

[gbcv]

@Lisa Thomas the administrator has published their "Statement of administrator's proposal", which amongst other things states that the do not believe there will not be sufficient funds realised for the payment to creditors (expected).

What it dosnt cover is who the creditors are and what they are outstanding. Do you know if based upon the fact that there will not be sufficient funds realised for the payment to creditors, if the creditor list will ever get published and if so, in what time frame ?

 

[Lisa Thomas]

You need to look at the Statement of Affairs document, which should form part of the proposals. This should have the list of creditors.