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14

Apr 2023

Last Updated: 14/04/2023
Business
Business

Ex-staff at failed Harrogate firm CNG set to receive £43,000

by John Plummer

| 14 Apr, 2023
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Former staff at CNG Group look set to receive £43,200 in claims against the failed Harrogate firm.

CNG, which employed about 145 staff, blamed spiralling wholesale gas and electricity prices for going out of business in 2021.

Administrators Interpath Advisory has published a progress report, which was uploaded on the Companies House website this week, for the period from September 2 last year to March 1.

It said staff — classed as ordinary preferential claimants — claimed £43,200 for arrears of wages up to a maximum of £800 a week, accrued holiday pay and pension benefits.

The report by joint administrators Timothy Bateson and Christopher Pole added:

"We anticipate that ordinary preferential creditors should receive a dividend of 100p in the £."


Administrators paid £635 an hour


The report also revealed Interpath is being paid £635 an hour for handling the administration. It said:

"We have incurred time costs of £153,269. These represent 241 hours at an average rate of £635 per hour."


Interpath's final fee by the time administration is due to end on March 1 next year is expected to be £298,759.

Preferential creditors are expected to be paid in full, the report said, and "it is likely that the unsecured creditors will receive a dividend" although the amount is unknown.

The timing of payments is also unclear.

The report described the company's primary assets as "inter-company debtor balances and investments in others groups".

These are expected to generate "significant realisations" but the administrators added:

"The flow of funds between the CNG group of companies is complex and will depend on each company within the group resolving matters which are currently preventing distributions being made to the company."






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