AVANTI GROUP LIMITED court-issued meeting leads 3 Gazette insolvency steps creditors should note

The latest Gazette entries show a mini insolvency sequence moving through different statutory stages on the same day, a court-issued meeting, a voluntary liquidation resolution, and a winding-up petition. For UK creditors, that matters because activity is appearing across the pipeline, not at one endpoint.

What the Gazette says

AVANTI GROUP LIMITED AVANTI GROUP LIMITED had a court-issued meeting notice published on 5 August 2026, per The Gazette notice. That places the company at a formal court-notice stage that creditors should review promptly in the Gazette record.

DAPHNEUK LIMITED DAPHNEUK LIMITED passed a resolution for voluntary liquidation on 5 August 2026, per The Gazette notice. For creditors, that is the clearest of the three entries in today’s sequence, because the company has moved into a member-backed statutory process recorded in the Gazette.

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OYR AUTOMOTIVE LTD OYR AUTOMOTIVE LTD had a winding-up petition notice published on 5 August 2026, per The Gazette notice. Creditors dealing with the business should note that this is an earlier public step in the statutory process than the DAPHNEUK resolution.

Why it matters for creditors These three notices sit under the framework of the Insolvency Act 1986 and, taken together, they show the statutory pipeline is active at multiple points. If you supply on credit, the practical point is simple: check the notice, confirm your exposure, and move quickly on any claim or proof requirements that follow from the formal process. Creditors should register claims promptly and run a RecoupIQ check at recoup-iq.tech.

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