[JAMO FACADE LTD (11337877), wound up by the court on 19 July 2026, per Gazette notice 5176368](https://www.thegazette.co.uk/notice/5176368/data.json?view=linked-data): 6 orders in 24 hours mean creditors should check exposure now

Counterparties to the lead order should treat this as an immediate exposure check. The Gazette carried 8 notices in the last 24 hours, and 6 were winding-up orders. For the lead case, creditors should move now on claim preparation and proof of debt paperwork inside the statutory window.

What the source says

Six winding-up orders published These entries are statutory public record under the Insolvency Act 1986. The six court orders published in this batch are concentrated enough to matter for suppliers, lenders, landlords and trade creditors reviewing active ledgers this morning.

• POMEGRANATE CONSULTING LIMITED (08105664), wound up by the court on 19 July 2026, per Gazette notice 5176356.

• GREEN SENSE SERVICES LTD (15721492), wound up by the court on 19 July 2026, per Gazette notice 5176335.

• PEARSON LOCKE LTD (12851925), wound up by the court on 19 July 2026, per Gazette notice 5176299.

• AMRYTA CAPITAL LLP (OC369471), wound up by the court on 19 July 2026, per Gazette notice 5176203. ALDERLEY GROUP HOLDINGS (2019) LIMITED (15941010), wound up by the court on 19 July 2026, per Gazette notice 5176173.

Vet a UK company before you trust it. recoup-iq.tech/quick-check (£29) That gives creditors six named businesses to review at once from a single 24 hour Gazette batch, with JAMO FACADE LTD at the top of the list by the lead notice selection in today’s findings.

What this means for UK creditors A cluster like this is a prompt to pause fresh exposure where needed, reconcile open invoices, and preserve contract evidence now rather than later. If any of the six names sit in your aged receivables, disputed works, framework agreements or live delivery schedules, the practical question is simple: what is owed, what has been delivered, and what documents will support a claim if the case progresses through the court process.

What creditors should do right now

• Register your claim with the named administrators within the statutory window (typically 21 days after notice publication).

• Pull the company’s RecoupIQ Forensic Report to size your exposure and document evidence: recoup-iq.tech/forensic-report.

• Check Companies House for the formal proof-of-debt form. Run a free preview on any UK Ltd at recoup-iq.tech/check-a-debtor. This report is generated by the RecoupIQ News Engine based on algorithmic