Kingston Smith administrators called to Shoon
Ian Robert, insolvency partner at Kingston Smith is named administrator
Ian Robert, insolvency partner at Kingston Smith is named administrator
THE CORPORATE recovery arm of top 20 accountancy firm Kingston Smith has been appointed as the administrator of Shoon, the family-owned retailer.
Ian Robert, insolvency partner at Kingston Smith & Partners, has been named as the administrator.
The administrator is trading the company while actively seeking a buyer for the business as a going concern and most stores are continuing to operate as usual.
“Given its sound reputation and dedicated management team, we have already received a number of expressions of interest in Shoon and we are confident that a purchaser can be found,” said Robert.
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