For buyers of distressed and liquidation assets
Find UK companies in liquidation, and what their assets are worth
Browse every UK company currently in an insolvency process, free. Then open any one for a full asset assessment: what it owns, what those assets could realise using historic UK recovery rates, what you could offer, and who to approach.
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The complete list
Every UK company currently in an insolvency process, in one place
Right now … UK companies are recorded as being in a liquidation, administration or other insolvency process. Browse the full, continuously updated list, filter by process or area, and open any company for its asset assessment.
What is in an asset assessment
Open any company in the list and unlock a report built for someone deciding whether to buy the business or its assets.
What it owns
The assets the company is likely to hold, and where, drawn from its registered charges and its sector: property, plant and machinery, stock, debtors and more.
What it could realise
An estimate of what each asset type typically fetches in a UK insolvency, using historic recovery rates, so you can frame a number.
Who ranks ahead
The secured creditors registered against the company, so you know who has first claim on the assets before you.
Who to approach
The appointed office holder and their contact. That is who an offer for the assets is made to, not the company.
An offer worksheet
Put in the values you can find, apply the recovery rates, add your own discount, and get an indicative offer you control.
A report to keep
Download the assessment for a company as a report you can save or share with a partner or funder.
In July 2026 there were 1,931 registered company insolvencies in England and Wales, 5% higher than June 2026 (1,847) and 5% lower than July 2025 (2,031).
Across the 12 months to 31 July 2026, 1 in 199 companies (50.3 per 10,000) entered insolvency. A steady flow of businesses and their assets coming to market.
See the statistics page for the full monthly picture.
Common questions
Is the assessment a valuation?
No. It identifies the assets a company is likely to hold and applies generic historic UK recovery ranges by asset type, clearly labelled as such. It is not a valuation, not advice and not a recommended offer. The real position is confirmed by the appointed office holder, who you should always speak to before making an offer.
What is free and what is paid?
Browsing the full list of companies in an insolvency process, and each company's basic register facts, is free. The full asset assessment, including the recovery estimates, the secured creditors, the office holder contact and the downloadable report, is part of a plan.
Where does the information come from?
The company records and registered charges are from the public register, updated through the day. The recovery ranges are generic historic conventions from UK insolvency practice, applied to the assets identified for each company.
Do you cover people or individual bankruptcies?
No. Insolvency Tracker covers companies only. It does not show individual insolvencies or any court judgment data.