Homes England set to recoup just a fraction of what it is owed in wake of Ilke failure

ilke Homes installation at site in Hull

Administrators say government’s housing agency to get back just £5m of missing £69m

Administrators are close to wrapping up their work on Ilke Homes, the modular construction firm which entered liquidation last October with debts of more than £319m.

According to an administrators report, the few outstanding asset realisations that remain to be dealt with will likely be completed within the next six months.

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