The A.Proctor Group Ltd. has appointed a new #finance #director to take over from Paul Roy, who #retires from the role in March. Read more about the #appointment below. #construction #roofing #roofers #contractors #builders
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🔴 Construction firm Corbyn Construction Limited heads for collapse. Corbyn made a £435,000 pre-tax profit from a £32.8m turnover in the year ending 30 June 2023 but has now filed a notice of intention to appoint an administrator. Incorporated in 1989 and based in London, the company operates under the umbrella of parent company, Corbyn Holdings Limited. Over recent years there have been multiple signs of risk throughout the group: 📉 H-Score®: Corbyn Construction Ltd. fell into the Company Watch Warning Area in June 2022, with an H-Score® of 24, significantly trailing an industry average score of 63. The firm's H-Score® has been on a consistent downward trend since 2019. Parent company, Corbyn Holdings Limited, has also been in the Company Watch Warning Area since 2022, with an H-Score® of 24 in its latest June 2023 filing. 📝 TextScore®: The company’s TextScore®, derived from the text contained in its published financial reports, has been deep in the Company Watch Warning Area since 2020 and was a key indicator of future distress. To calculate a company’s TextScore®, the frequencies of particular words & phrases are obtained, and then compared with the words & phrases used in filings of companies that subsequently underwent an insolvency procedure. Our Combined Score is then a weighted combination of the H-Score® and TextScore®. This is far more accurate at predicting financial distress than the TextScore® or H-Score® alone as it combines the two different distinct views of a company’s financial report. We can see that Corbyn’s Combined Score has been deep in our Warning Area for a number of years, sitting at just 8/100 in its latest filing. County Court Judgments (CCJ’s): a CCJ of £2,755, flagged on our platform on the 1st November, was a clear signal of a Corbyn’s inability to meet its financial commitments, raising concerns about its solvency. County Court Judgments frequently serve as a precursor to more severe legal proceedings and are widely recognised as a key indicator of financial distress. In this instance, we can see that a Notice of Intention to Appoint Administrators was then later filed by the firm on the 7th November. Find out more here: https://lnkd.in/eHMkSk5U —-------------------------------------------------------- These risk indicators, when analysed effectively, can provide crucial insights into a company’s health. Understanding financial risks is essential for business success. You need a platform that provides easy-to-understand data and actionable insights. Our powerful platform is designed to identify potential issues before they escalate, so you can avoid loss. ➡ Get in touch today to try Company Watch for free: https://lnkd.in/dmE_Rppq #CorbynConstructionLtd #Construction #Insolvency #RiskManagement
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Assessing risk through one lens can leave you blindsided. 📉 'Combined Score' is highly accurate at predicting financial distress as it combines two different distinct views of a company’s financial report - financial and sentiment. Only available at Company Watch. Find out more below: #Insolvency #RiskManagement #Data
🔴 Construction firm Corbyn Construction Limited heads for collapse. Corbyn made a £435,000 pre-tax profit from a £32.8m turnover in the year ending 30 June 2023 but has now filed a notice of intention to appoint an administrator. Incorporated in 1989 and based in London, the company operates under the umbrella of parent company, Corbyn Holdings Limited. Over recent years there have been multiple signs of risk throughout the group: 📉 H-Score®: Corbyn Construction Ltd. fell into the Company Watch Warning Area in June 2022, with an H-Score® of 24, significantly trailing an industry average score of 63. The firm's H-Score® has been on a consistent downward trend since 2019. Parent company, Corbyn Holdings Limited, has also been in the Company Watch Warning Area since 2022, with an H-Score® of 24 in its latest June 2023 filing. 📝 TextScore®: The company’s TextScore®, derived from the text contained in its published financial reports, has been deep in the Company Watch Warning Area since 2020 and was a key indicator of future distress. To calculate a company’s TextScore®, the frequencies of particular words & phrases are obtained, and then compared with the words & phrases used in filings of companies that subsequently underwent an insolvency procedure. Our Combined Score is then a weighted combination of the H-Score® and TextScore®. This is far more accurate at predicting financial distress than the TextScore® or H-Score® alone as it combines the two different distinct views of a company’s financial report. We can see that Corbyn’s Combined Score has been deep in our Warning Area for a number of years, sitting at just 8/100 in its latest filing. County Court Judgments (CCJ’s): a CCJ of £2,755, flagged on our platform on the 1st November, was a clear signal of a Corbyn’s inability to meet its financial commitments, raising concerns about its solvency. County Court Judgments frequently serve as a precursor to more severe legal proceedings and are widely recognised as a key indicator of financial distress. In this instance, we can see that a Notice of Intention to Appoint Administrators was then later filed by the firm on the 7th November. Find out more here: https://lnkd.in/eHMkSk5U —-------------------------------------------------------- These risk indicators, when analysed effectively, can provide crucial insights into a company’s health. Understanding financial risks is essential for business success. You need a platform that provides easy-to-understand data and actionable insights. Our powerful platform is designed to identify potential issues before they escalate, so you can avoid loss. ➡ Get in touch today to try Company Watch for free: https://lnkd.in/dmE_Rppq #CorbynConstructionLtd #Construction #Insolvency #RiskManagement
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👇Further analysis from the most recent filed accounts leading up to the Notice of Intention to Appoint an Administrator: High Dependency on Credit Facilities: The company’s liquidity management relies heavily on trade and intercompany debtors, along with bank borrowing, which could be a vulnerability in economic downturns or if credit conditions tighten. Exposure to Sector Volatility: The construction industry has seen high-profile insolvencies, and although material prices have stabilized, ongoing competitive pricing pressures could affect future profitability. Additionally, underwriters' caution in providing credit within the sector can impact Corbyn's credit management. Significant Operating Expenses: Corbyn has substantial administrative expenses that have impacted net profit margins. In 2022, the company incurred an operating loss due to high expenses, which, while improved in 2023, remains a cost consideration. Debt Obligations: Corbyn has multiple creditors and obligations under finance leases and bank loans, which could pose financial risks if not carefully managed. Although currently manageable, these liabilities could restrict future investment flexibility. Limited Flexibility in Cash Flow: Corbyn’s financial model relies on timely client payments and ongoing support from financial institutions and suppliers. Any disruption in these channels could create liquidity challenges. For detailed financial analysis and comparisons with similar companies that have failed in the past, log into Company Watch's platform to dig deeper #construction #insolvency #riskmanagement
🔴 Construction firm Corbyn Construction Limited heads for collapse. Corbyn made a £435,000 pre-tax profit from a £32.8m turnover in the year ending 30 June 2023 but has now filed a notice of intention to appoint an administrator. Incorporated in 1989 and based in London, the company operates under the umbrella of parent company, Corbyn Holdings Limited. Over recent years there have been multiple signs of risk throughout the group: 📉 H-Score®: Corbyn Construction Ltd. fell into the Company Watch Warning Area in June 2022, with an H-Score® of 24, significantly trailing an industry average score of 63. The firm's H-Score® has been on a consistent downward trend since 2019. Parent company, Corbyn Holdings Limited, has also been in the Company Watch Warning Area since 2022, with an H-Score® of 24 in its latest June 2023 filing. 📝 TextScore®: The company’s TextScore®, derived from the text contained in its published financial reports, has been deep in the Company Watch Warning Area since 2020 and was a key indicator of future distress. To calculate a company’s TextScore®, the frequencies of particular words & phrases are obtained, and then compared with the words & phrases used in filings of companies that subsequently underwent an insolvency procedure. Our Combined Score is then a weighted combination of the H-Score® and TextScore®. This is far more accurate at predicting financial distress than the TextScore® or H-Score® alone as it combines the two different distinct views of a company’s financial report. We can see that Corbyn’s Combined Score has been deep in our Warning Area for a number of years, sitting at just 8/100 in its latest filing. County Court Judgments (CCJ’s): a CCJ of £2,755, flagged on our platform on the 1st November, was a clear signal of a Corbyn’s inability to meet its financial commitments, raising concerns about its solvency. County Court Judgments frequently serve as a precursor to more severe legal proceedings and are widely recognised as a key indicator of financial distress. In this instance, we can see that a Notice of Intention to Appoint Administrators was then later filed by the firm on the 7th November. Find out more here: https://lnkd.in/eHMkSk5U —-------------------------------------------------------- These risk indicators, when analysed effectively, can provide crucial insights into a company’s health. Understanding financial risks is essential for business success. You need a platform that provides easy-to-understand data and actionable insights. Our powerful platform is designed to identify potential issues before they escalate, so you can avoid loss. ➡ Get in touch today to try Company Watch for free: https://lnkd.in/dmE_Rppq #CorbynConstructionLtd #Construction #Insolvency #RiskManagement
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