BARAKA (MK) LTD (12124384) was named in a Gazette insolvency notice published on 17 September 2026, placing it among eight limited companies appearing in statutory public record in the 24 hours to 18 September. The batch matters because it shows more than one stage in the insolvency trail, from a winding-up petition against I&M COURIERS LTD to a liquidator appointment at JEZ WALSH HOLDINGS LTD, alongside further Insolvency Act notices across courier, publishing, holding and other trading entities.
Key notices breakdown
The clearest stage changes
The most immediate notice for trade creditors is I&M COURIERS LTD (14684110), which was the subject of a winding-up petition published on 17 September 2026, per The Gazette. That is the point at which suppliers should stop treating aged debt as routine collections work.
JEZ WALSH HOLDINGS LTD (11978889) had a liquidator appointment notice published on 17 September 2026, per The Gazette. For creditors, that shifts the job from chasing promises to identifying the office-holder and preparing claim documentation.
BARAKA (MK) LTD (12124384) appeared in a Gazette insolvency notice published on 17 September 2026, per The Gazette.
Further Gazette notices
Further Insolvency Act notices were published on 17 September 2026 for SIXTEEN SOUTH WEST LTD (07917796), per The Gazette; THE OAK HILLCOMMON LIMITED (15793595), per The Gazette; and SHIIV.INC LIMITED (10402640), per The Gazette.
How the sequence works
The observable pattern is straightforward. A company first appears in public record through a statutory notice, then later notices can move the case into a firmer procedure, such as a petition or liquidator appointment. Today’s set shows both early and later stage signals in the same 24-hour window. The evidence is the Gazette trail itself, issued under the Insolvency Act 1986. The interpretation is commercial: once a counterparty enters that trail, unsecured creditors should assume recovery options are narrowing, not improving.
What creditors should do
If you hold unpaid invoices against any company named today, pause open credit terms at once. Do not ship further goods, extend fresh time to pay, or rely on informal assurances while the public record is moving. Pull the Gazette notice, confirm the case status, identify any insolvency practitioner named in the notice, and prepare your proof of debt pack now. Review retention of title wording, unbilled work in progress, consignment stock, and set-off positions. Credit controllers should also escalate connected accounts, because the practical risk is not only non-payment on this ledger, but contagion across shared trading relationships.
Verification and next steps
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