Cruden’s unsecured creditors unlikely to see any of missing millions returned

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KPMG report details who is owed what by collapsed firm

Unsecured creditors of collapsed Warrington contractor Cruden have been warned by the administrator they are unlikely to get any money back.

Cruden sank into administration over the summer after 55 years of trading with administrator KPMG in part blaming the covid-19 pandemic for its demise.

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