Clients & Case Studies
Featured case studies
Fabrication Industry Pre-Pack Administration
Typically a business can be saved if early advice is sought. Gore and Company were asked to complete a business review and establish the true financial and trading position of a company involved in steel fabrication for the construction industry. This was intended to support a client's decision about the future of their company.
Electronics Industry: Avoiding Insolvency
One of our partners was asked to assist the board of directors of an electronics company that had identified a downturn in business. We were asked to undertake a business review and to monitor the position of the company on a ongoing basis.
Accounts Troubleshooting in an 11 division PLC
Sometimes even large and well managed businesses can run into difficulty with their accounting function. We were asked to assist a London Stock Exchange quoted PLC in improving its internal accounting processes and procedures in order to speed up the delivery of management information across its 11 different trading divisions.
Our clients
Due to the nature of our work, we are unable to publish details of our clients or the work we undertake for them. The case studies published in this section have been assembled based on work typically undertaken by Gore and Company, but specific details have been changed to protect the identity of clients. Case studies may also have been aggregated, with facts and events being brought together from more than one individual case.
Gore and Company undertakes business recovery, turnaround and insolvency work on behalf of private sector clients. Usually these engagements are instigated by directors of companies facing financial and trading difficulties.
Gore and Company also undertakes insolvency work on behalf of the Official Receiver (OR). In England and Wales, the OR is an officer of the Court who acts as interim receiver, provisional liquidator, or trustee of a company or bankrupt person. The OR may complete work on a case or may delegate the work to a licensed insolvency practitioner (IP) such as one of the IPs at Gore and Company.