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One of Wales' leading construction firms to go into administration

WRW Construction said it has come under significant financial distress

Administrators to WRW should be appointed next week(Image: CT)

One of Wales’ leading construction firms, WRW Construction, is being put into administration after coming under “significant financial stress.”

As well as its Llanelli HQ the family-run and owned business has offices in Cardiff and Bristol. The entire business has ceased to operate.

In a statement the company said: "Despite a significant order book of over £60m to be delivered within the upcoming 12 months, a supportive lender, fantastic staff and prospects, regrettably, owing to a series of events the last week, including an unfavourable adjudication outcome, the business was put under significant financial stress.

“The directors have worked tirelessly with their advisors and funders to look for solutions for the business to remain viable.

“Unfortunately, it has been regrettably determined that no viable options remain, and administration is the best course of action to preserve value for stakeholders and creditors. As a result of this, the directors are in the process of placing the company into administration.”

Administrators for the business should be appointed next week.

To support its growth plans the firm in 2019 secured a multi-million pound lending facility from lender ThinCats.

The finance was secured against WRW Construction property and other assets.