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The Salvy Report

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

2026-09-29 · 29 notices reviewed. Automated analysis unavailable; no ranked recommendation.

Report for Tuesday 29 September 2026

Market brief

BoE Bank Rate3.75%as of 28 Sep 2026
GBP / USD1.3263
GBP / EUR1.1657
FTSE 10010,716+0.1%
FTSE 25024,395-0.5%
Brent crude$97.89-8.2%
Sterling trade-weighted84.7+0.2% daily
UK CPIH inflation3.2%year to Jan-26

Deal watch · acquisition

Labour’s modest reheat of help to buy is worth a try | Nils Pratley

Guardian Business

Turning to George Osborne’s playbook may look awkward, but cutting deposits to 2.5% could jolt a housebuilding sector stuck in a funkWhat you need to know about Your First Home schemeThere may be three reasons why the…

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Burnham to pledge greater control of water and energy industries

City A.M.

Andy Burnham will double down on plans to seize greater public control of the water, energy and transport industries tomorrow as he pledges to “break with the flawed thinking of the past 40 years”. In his…

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SYNTHACE LIMITED

London · Co. 07652459

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15.3 yrs oldSIC 72110Accounts 2026-02-17
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BARRY QUINN LTD

Woking · Co. 10156396

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10.4 yrs oldSIC 81300Accounts 2026-01-30
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ONE UNITY LTD

Chorley · Co. 09468244

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11.6 yrs oldSIC 56302Accounts 2026-05-29

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