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Trumac closes doors with 50 jobs Lost
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WILTSHIRE-BASED Trurnac has ceased trading after its administrator was unable to find a buyer for the business.
The Westbury refrigerated bodybuilder appointed insolvency expert Harrisons last month in an effort to keep the business trading while a sale was organised (Administrators step in and take over Trumac', CM 11 September). However, despite "considerable"
initial interest, no buyers were willing to commit.
The 50 remaining staff have now been dismissed and plant and ' machinery are to be sold off.
John Law at Harrisons blames current market conditions, adding: The business was pared down to complete obvious work in progress; the bulk of the shop floor was retained. A couple of people came in late [but] there was not much left at that point."