Welcome to ICSM's 2026 Newsletter
A warm welcome to our first newsletter of 2026 with news and views and our long running list of firms who have hit the buffers in recent weeks - at ICSM we are dedicated to helping members avoid bad debts and late payers. In our regular news stories published online on our website we chart those companies that go bust or enter into pre-packs - often at the expense of suppliers. Whether the new Fair Payment Code helps to prevent late payment we’ll see – but the code is voluntary and applies to large companies.
Last year saw difficult trading conditions for many firms with the continued problems of the Brexit business deal, the hike in National Insurance contributions in the budget, stubbornly high inflation levels and of course the impact of the USA new tariffs. One thing that hasn’t changed is the continued problem of late payment which according to the Smart Data Foundry is costing SMEs £22,000 a year on average and according to FSB research, leads to 50,000 business closures a year. FSB research shows that every quarter in 2022, 52% of SMEs small firms in the UK suffer from late payments, meaning roughly 2.8 million small firms face this issue, with the Federation of Small Businesses describing it as one of the biggest problems facing SMEs.
Late payments are just one element of the problem, with some SMEs forced to wait months for contracts to be fulfilled and some are even forced to take out loans against their own homes to manage cash flow.
The Department for Business and Trade’s consultation on addressing late payment is of course welcome – and I urge SMEs in particular to respond to their request for ideas on how to tackle the problem. At ICSM we have the full spectrum of British businesses as members from groceries to logistics companies, and from manufacturers to sole traders - and without exception late payment is an issue for them all.
In this newsletter we have a range of stories and of course a list of firms that have hit the buffers – make sure you are not one of them by using ICSM’s resources such as our free legal letters and debt collecting services. In the meantime – let’s make 2026 profitable.
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Logistics and the danger of small margins Hospitality – whose has gone bust or are in trouble Printing and Allied Trades – Newspapers come and go Artificial Intelligence – Fears grow over an AI bubble Thoughts on The Fair Pay Code |
Who has gone bust lately – check out the list
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ICSM Logistics Insolvency News: a tax bill is often the final blow for hauliers operating on small margins By Harry Mottram: It may not be one thing but a combination of factors can sink a firm as the economy continues to flatline as we enter 2026. A hike in National Insurance contributions, rising non-fuel costs, expensive spare parts, high energy prices and interest rates can eat away profitability. A sudden tax bill or the loss of a major contract can spell the end as happened to the haulier Norfolk Straw Products, who were hit by a tax bill from HMRC of £190,000 last autumn. The firm had 12 HGVs and 15 trailers and were forced to surrender their licence and were voluntarily wound up after the taxman served a petition in October. Worcestershire based News Transport founded in 1969 entered administration in November. Writing for the trade publication Motor Transport Chris Tindall reported: “The haulier held an operator licence authorising 10 HGVs and six trailers running out of its Ampthill base but its surrender is now under consideration by the traffic commissioner.” He added: “The haulier held an operator licence authorising 10 HGVs and six trailers running out of its Ampthill base but its surrender is now under consideration by the traffic commissioner.” Meanwhile the journalist reported on the haulier BI Halder & Son that was sold at Christmas in a pre-pack after running into debt. He reported: “BI Halder & Son which had been operating since 1969, was facing a significant debt with HMRC for VAT payments, which had accumulated amid wage increases, the Covid 19 pandemic, soaring fuel prices and rising vehicle hire costs. Administrator Leonard Curtis said the arrears were in the region of £585,000 and so the East Yorkshire haulage company dealt with it by taking out a loan for £300,000 and arranging a time to pay (TTP) agreement with HMRC for the balance of £285,000. It made nine monthly payments of £12,000 while at the same time paying ongoing liabilities for both VAT and PAYE, but by January 2025 it no longer had sufficient funds to pay the December quarter’s VAT. BI Halder’s problems were compounded after the TTP arrangement was brought to the attention of its invoice finance company’s attention and it reduced the advance rate on financed invoices from 85% to 70%.” The firm was sold to Halder Transport and Storage who have the same directors as BI Halder & Son for £346,548 and have retained the staff under TUPE regulations. WSH Logistics in Herefordshire also collapsed at Christmas after the value of its sales ledger was hugely overstated, while other factors included an expensive move to new offices a shortage of drivers, high rental charges and interest rates, as well as the national insurance increase. Ian Carrotte of ICSM said all these winter casualties had the usual problems but often the failure to put aside money for HMRC can be the final blow. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
ICSM Hospitality Insolvency News: U-Turn on pub business rates; TGI on the brink; Leon in trouble; Pizza Hut cut in half after sale By Harry Mottram: With the news the Government is to change how pub business rates are calculated there’s been a sigh of relief from many in the hospitality industry although opposition politicians have said it is too little too late. Simon Jack of the BBC reported that Emma McClarkin, chief executive of the British Beer and Pub Association, said it was "potentially a huge win" for the sector. "This could save locals, jobs, and means publicans can breathe a huge sigh of relief," she said. While Kate Nicholls, chair of UK Hospitality, representing the industry, said the relief should apply not just to pubs, but to all hospitality businesses affected, including cafes and restaurants. "We need a hospitality-wide solution, which is why the government should implement the maximum possible 20p discount to the multiplier for all hospitality properties," she said. The plans will roll back the Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves’ budget which was to cut discounts for pub business rates. Combined with inflation, interest rates and the Cost of Living Crisis which has seen punters staying home to save money the hospitality sector have lobbied the Treasury with some pubs even banning MPs from being served. Ian Carrotte of ICSM said that perhaps depriving a Labour MP from his pub pint has worked. He said: "The Night Time Economy is estimated to be 20% of consumer spend - with eating out a big chunk of that. A down turn in the sector hits their suppliers but also the wider economy from printers and sign makers to landlords to businesses near by."
TGI Fridays Industry insiders predict that TGI Fridays will be sold this month in a pre-pack with many of the restaurants closed and as many as 2,000 staff made redundant. What that means for suppliers chasing unpaid invoices is unclear since most pre-packs are a seen by some as method to dump debt by the new owners. Last year Sugarloaf is led by Ray Blanchette, who previously ran TGI Fridays for five years acquired the chain from Breal Capital and Calveton UK but have since decided to sell. In late 2025 they filed their intention to appoint administrators but have repeatedly delayed doing that leaving some to speculate the pre-pack be delayed further. A TGI Fridays spokesperson told The Caterer earlier this week: “TGI Fridays UK is still assessing all options for the future of the business. No decisions have been made yet and locations continue to operate as usual.” The firm is considered to have major problems by industry analysists with historic debt, falling customer numbers and a mix of sites with some in profit and others in trouble.
Leon News The fast-food chain have appointed administrators at Quantuma with the aim to restructure and potentially close the loss-making outlets with a plan to save the profitable ones. The business has 44 sites across the UK and has 22 franchises and has concentrated on creating healthy eating with an accent on the Mediterranean diet. High rents are thought to be behind one of the reasons it has got into trouble while the owners have said unsustainable taxes are another issue. The company set up in 2004 by Mr Dimbleby, John Vincent and chef, Allegra McEvedy. ICSM understands that the chain will try to exit the administration using a CVA.
Pizza Hut American hospitality giant Yum! Brands have rescued the pizza restaurant chain that entered administration in the autumn. The taxman filed a winding up petition for unpaid tax last September which forced the issue and FTI were soon afterwards appointed as administrators by DC London Pie Ltd, the business established to manage Pizza Hut UK following a pre-pack agreement. The seal will see about half of the 130 outlets kept open keeping more than 1,200 jobs – but essentially closing half of the restaurants. ​Historic debt, taxation, increased competition from upmarket pizza restaurants and a drop in footfall as families feel the pinch has seen the all-you-can-eat model struggle with costs. More closures The London based cocktail bar chain Simmon entered administration last year after making a £749,000 loss. The British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA) has estimated that 378 pubs will close this year across England, Wales and Scotland – more than one per day on average – amounting to more than 5,600 job losses. Last year also saw the end of Petersham Nurseries' Covent Garden location, featuring restaurants like The Petersham and La Goccia, along with its florist, deli, and shop while Nick Nairn’s Kailyard restaurant at Dunblane Hydro Hotel is also set to shut down this year. Last Christmas failed to save Chiswick Indian restaurant Annapurna which closed in December for good while seafood restaurant group Lussmanns has undergone a pre-pack administration and closed two of its seven restaurants. And just to add to the depression Nathan Outlaw will close his Michelin-starred restaurant Outlaw’s New Road this year. +++++++++++++++++++
ICSM Print Insolvency News: newspaper closes; end of an era for book printer; paper mill shuts down, and collapsed advertising firm leaves millions in debt By Harry Mottram: It was the year of the Louisiana Purchase when France sold a slice of North America to the USA doubling its size. And 1803 also saw journalists allowed into the House of Commons to report on debates – boosting the content of newspapers and expanding the printing industry. And in 1803 saw the establishment of the book publisher Clowes – which became CPI William Clowes. In November the trade journal Print Week reported the 222 year old firm was to close down by the end of March this year. Writing for the title Jo Francis reported: “It [Clowes] produces professional titles such as weighty legal tomes, timetables, manuals, annual publications, and high pagination thin paper books such as Bibles. All its core products are either increasingly going online, being produced in much reduced volumes, or are typically printed in the Far East and India in the case of Bibles. The Beccles-based business has sales of around £6.5m and has been loss-making in recent years. It had benefited from an influx of work after rival Wheatons closed in 2017, but the subsequent market decline proved insurmountable.” The 50 staff are likely to be made redundant with some of the kit redistributed to CPI’s other sites.
Paper Mill Shuts The German paper mill Feldmuele has blamed high energy prices in part for its planned closure with an announcement in December quickly following on from the news it had gained approval from creditors to exit insolvency proceedings. Print Week reported that in a statement stated: “It seems that there is no desire for energy-intensive industry to remain in Germany.” The Hamburg firm said: “In recent years, our company has made high-quality, capital-intensive investments in sustainability and energy efficiency. We have optimised and modernised processes, committed ourselves to training the next generation, developed new products and reduced our costs – all in a highly competitive environment. “We were confident that we would achieve a turnaround. Unfortunately, due to unplanned market events, the inconclusive discussion on industrial electricity prices and ever-increasing new bureaucratic hurdles, we have come to the conclusion that we will no longer be able to continue production at our site in Uetersen in a sufficiently competitive manner in the long term – it is not economically viable to maintain operations.” The mill had employed around 200 prior to the most recent restructure. In 2018 Feldmuehle underwent a similar process twice, during which it halved its workforce, shut down its second paper machine and exited the graphic papers market.
Newspaper printer shuts Print Week’s Jo Francis has reported that digital newspaper printer Stroma has gone into voluntary liquidation after nearly 25 years in business. The West London firm began life in January 2001, printing editions of foreign newspapers for distribution in London and beyond. The West London firm began life in January 2001, printing editions of foreign newspapers for distribution in London and beyond she reported. Managing director Steve Brown said that the loss of two major contracts for books and training materials – one just before Covid, and one in autumn this year – had left the business unviable. Turnover had fallen to just under £1m from more than £2m, and staff numbers had been reduced from 16 at the firm’s peak to half that number. Print Week reported: “Estimated total assets available for preferential creditors come to £103,030. Eight employees are owed £291,882 while unsecured creditors are owed £95,683. The estimated total deficiency is £402,670.”
Newspaper saved Often called The Torygraph for its support of the Conservative Party The Daily Telegraph has been bought by rival newspaper The Daily Mail group – with funds from the NatWest Bank. Subject to the Government, Ofcom and the Competition and Markets Authority if the deal goes ahead the Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph will join the Daily Mail, The Mail on Sunday, Metro, the i Paper and New Scientist among the Lord Rothermere owned media group’s portfolio. The newspaper like all print news sheets published back in the day in Fleet Street has seen its circulation fall although a legal dispute between the previous owners known as the Barclay Brothers didn’t help.
£11m Hole The Leeds based firm 75 Media Limited left an estimated total deficiency of over £11m, following the advertising firm’s decision to enter voluntary liquidation in November reports Print Week. The trade publication said: “A total of 58 employee creditors were registered with the Leeds-headquartered outdoor advertising firm.” James Saunders and Mark Blackman of KR8 Advisory were appointed joint liquidators of 75 Media on 4 December to sort out the affairs which include the £11 deficiency along with £6.9m to creditors. A long fist firms are owed money along with the staff who are owed £188,189. A total of £2,245,207 is available for secondary preferential creditors, along with £2,289,704 for preferential creditors. While just over £2m is available to unsecured creditors and HMRC was owed £235,116. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++
ICSM Business News: THE BIG SHORT - fears of the AI bubble bursting in 2026 with a market crash affecting all levels of business By Harry Mottram: When America sneezes, Britain catches a cold, as the old saying goes. And so it was in 2000 with the dot.com bubble, the sub-prime scandal in 2008, while in 2026 the consequences of the AI bubble bursting could see another stock market crash, banks calling in loans and firms halting spending. That affects everyone from the high street instant print shop to big infrastructure projects that need vast funds to sustain their development. A number of commentators, business owners and insiders have been raising concerns about the hype that has made AI firms the hot property for investors with their stock market value soaring. If you use social media such as Tik Tok, it is getting harder to work out what is real and what is made up with AI, or if you work in a firm where AI training is mandatory, or you indeed already use AI to write, think up ideas or process data then you’ll know it is here to stay. So why the reason for the doubts and fears for firms investing in it? Basically, the sums don’t add up – the returns on the trillions pumped into the production of AI by some of the big companies don’t match the small percentage of cash coming in from customers. In other words, the price to earnings ratio is unsustainable. You may remember the movie The Big Short, where Fund manager Michael Burry, played by Christian Bale (pictured) spots that the USA housing market is overpriced and is due for a collapse in value – he then bets against the market rising – or shorting – and is proved right when the only mortgage lenders, but banks and associated firms crash triggering the sub-prime crisis. Michael Burry announced this year he is betting – or shorting - against AI firms. Microsoft, Amazon, Google Meta and Oracle are estimated to be budgeting to spend $1trn on AI next year while Open AI is committed to investing another $1.4trn in the next 36 months and in 2025 they’ve only made $20bn in profit – a drop in the ocean compared to what they’re putting into AI. The big seven tech giants have deep pockets, but many smaller firms rely on lenders who are increasingly looking at their ROI and wondering if they will see their money returned. Open AI has 800 million uses but only 5% pay for it while the US census bureau estimate AI is only bought by 12% of users. In business if only 12% of your customers paid for your services you’d soon go bust. Ian Carrotte of ICSM has concerns that if America does see the AI bubble burst then the repercussions would be similar to the sub-prime collapse. And that would see firms in this country getting cold feet about spending on staff, kit and new outlets, while banks would do what they always do in a recession and stop lending to small businesses.++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ICSM SECTORS: 1 PRINTING AND ALLIED TRADES 2 LOGISTICS AND COURIERS 3 HOMES AND GARDENS 4 VARIOUS SECTORS: CONSTRUCTION; EDUCATION; FOOD AND DRINK; HEALTH; HOLIDAYS; HOSPITALITY; MANUFACTURING; UTILITIES
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