Creditors of collapsed parcels firm set for payout

摘要

Trade creditors owed money by Gloucester-based Lima Logistics, which collapsed into administration as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, are expected to receive some money back. Quantuma Advisory said unsecured claims had initially been thought to be £270,806, but that it had now received 11 claims totalling £315,594. It added that the administrators had agreed with Lima's director Claire Morphew that she would assist with the collection of book debts. The report confirmed that "the recovery of the book debts has been finalised and that realisations total £88,003.57". In addition, the administrators instructed solicitors to liaise with a company connected to Lima Logistics called GL Transport Solutions "in respect of a DPD income stream they had taken on following the company's insolvency". "Whilst [Lima] had no contractual entitlement to the DPD income stream, solicitors concluded that the offer by GL Transport Solutions to Lima of £12,000 plus VAT should be accepted."