UPCV GROUP LTD enters liquidation process, 8 Gazette notices matter for UK creditor recovery

UPCV GROUP LTD (16075062) passed a resolution for voluntary liquidation on 16 June 2026, per Gazette notice 5155495, and liquidators were appointed on 16 June 2026, per Gazette notice

5155499. For creditors, the sharper signal today is procedural: three named SMEs have moved from winding-up resolutions into liquidator appointments, which may affect recoverability and warrants prompt review of any unpaid invoices. These notices sit within the statutory public record under the Insolvency Act 1986.

What the source says Across the last 24 hours, eight Gazette notices were published. The key names are UPCV GROUP LTD, SPENCER & DUNNETT LTD and MAYDAY REPATRIATION SERVICES LIMITED, where the record shows both a winding-up resolution and a liquidator appointment on 16 June 2026.

Other notable notices today - SPENCER & DUNNETT LTD (14828724) passed a resolution for voluntary liquidation on 16 June 2026, per Gazette notice 5155497, and liquidators were appointed on 16 June 2026, per Gazette notice 5155496.

• MAYDAY REPATRIATION SERVICES LIMITED (11329645) passed a resolution for voluntary liquidation on 16 June 2026, per Gazette notice 5155494, and liquidators were appointed on 16 June 2026, per Gazette notice 5155493.
• RESILIENT LOGISTICS LTD (10910129) entered a creditors meeting notice published on 16 June 2026.
• CHUCK AND BLADE BURGERS POOLE LTD (15438277) entered a creditors meeting notice published on 16 June 2026.

What this means for UK creditors This is a Statutory Recovery signal, not a judgment on trading conduct. Where a company has both a winding-up resolution and a liquidator appointment in the Gazette, trade creditors should treat that as a cue to review Late Payment exposure, preserve delivery and invoice records, and contact the office-holder named in the notice without delay. For suppliers using RecoupIQ Sentinel monitoring, this is exactly the sort of filing sequence that should trigger a same-day account check.

What creditors should do right now

• Register your claim with the named liquidators or office-holders using the process set out in the notice or subsequent correspondence.

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

• Check the Gazette notice and Companies House record for the latest filing trail and office-holder details. 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