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Administrators called in at specialist paper manufacturer

11/02/2006

Administrators have been appointed at specialist paper manufacturer J R Crompton Limited.

 

The business was originally  established in 1852 and remains one of the worlds leading producers of paper products for the tea-bag and coffee-filter industry, with a turnover of approximately £70 million.

The company operates 3 specialist paper mills, with a Head Office in
Manchester.


Administrator Nick Dargan of Deloitte commented: “The business is continuing to trade as normal with the full support of the employees, customers and  suppliers.
 

“It has been a very successful business for many years and, whilst
there are a number of balance sheet issues that need to be resolved,
can still be a major player in the world beverage industry in the
future.

“We have already received serious expressions of interest from a number
of parties and are confident that the business will survive and
prosper.”
 

 

Source: RedAlert

 

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