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The Salvy Report

Administrations and liquidations for ambitious buyers, plus today's market brief

2026-09-21 · 30 notices reviewed. Automated analysis unavailable; no ranked recommendation.

Report for Monday 21 September 2026

salvy.co.uk/report/2026-09-21

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Market brief

BoE Bank Rate3.75%as of 18 Sep 2026
GBP / USD1.3344
GBP / EUR1.1644
Bitcoin£62,647+4.5% 24h
FTSE 10010,737+0.4%
FTSE 25024,373+2.3%
Brent crude$97.57-7.8%
Sterling trade-weighted84.9+0.2% daily
UK CPIH inflation3.2%year to Jan-26

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Energy costs and rate hikes to weigh on growth

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The UK economy is forecast to grow in 2026, but rising energy bills and higher borrowing costs will weigh on activity in the second half of the year. The economy is set to grow 1.3 per cent this year, according to KPM…

UK business & finance · 2026-09-20

Indicative figures from public sources. Not investment advice.

Top Administrations

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S&PB RETAIL LIMITED

Leeds · Co. 12570881

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6.4 yrs oldSIC 47240Accounts 2025-05-30
Companies HouseGazette notice

Top Liquidations

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TOOLBASE LTD

Walsall · Co. 11664144

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7.9 yrs oldConstruction of domestic buildingsAccounts 2026-02-27
Companies HouseGazette notice
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VEROANDI LTD

Birmingham · Co. 12423250

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6.7 yrs oldSIC 52219Accounts 2025-10-30
Companies HouseGazette notice

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