Brewdog’s collapse has left unsecured creditors owed about £189.9m, with administrators AlixPartners saying those creditors will not be repaid. Notable parties on the creditor list include Lord’s Cricket Club, West Ham United and accounting firm EY, underscoring the wider commercial fallout for sports and professional services partners.
Lord’s Cricket Club, West Ham United and Big Four accounting firm EY are among the big-name firms which are owed £190m by Brewdog. The craft beer firm collapsed earlier this year and its administrators have said that its unsecured creditors, who are owed £189.9m, will not be paid back. AlixPartners, Brewdog’s administrators, said there are [...]
Curated by Taleb Kabbara · Source: www.cityam.com
Lord’s Cricket Club, West Ham United, EY, Brewdog, AlixPartners
Lord’s Cricket Club: Lord’s Cricket Club is a cricket club that is listed as one of the unsecured creditors owed funds by Brewdog.
West Ham United: West Ham United is a professional football club that is listed as one of the unsecured creditors owed funds by Brewdog.
EY: EY is a global professional services and Big Four accounting firm that is listed as one of the unsecured creditors owed funds by Brewdog.
Brewdog: Brewdog is a craft beer firm that collapsed earlier this year and whose administrators reported that unsecured creditors owed £189.9m will not be paid back.
AlixPartners: AlixPartners is a global turnaround and restructuring advisory firm serving as the administrators handling Brewdog's collapse.
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