EDIS (UK) LIMITED in Milton Keynes (South East) entered creditors' voluntary liquidation. Gareth David Wilcox has been appointed as insolvency practitioner. The case reference is 05750762-overig. The principal activity of EDIS (UK) LIMITED is wholesale of electronic and telecommunications equipment and parts. 6 reports are available.
General information
NameEDIS (UK) LIMITED
TownMilton Keynes (South East)
Company number05750762
Case no.05750762-overig
StatusCreditors' voluntary liquidation
Order date03/03/2023
Company typePrivate limited company
Incorporated on21/03/2006
Company statusliquidation
Sector
GroupWholesale and retail trade
Primary codeWholesale of electronic and telecommunications equipment and parts (46520)
Offices and addresses
SinceTypeAddress
Registered office
1 Radian Court, Knowlhill
MK5 8PJ Milton Keynes
Directors
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Principal trading addressUnit 11 Maple Business Park, Walter Street, Birmingham, B7 5ET
Notice is hereby given by the Joint Liquidators, Gareth David Wilcox and Paul William Harding of Opus Restructuring LLP, Cornwall Buildings, 45 Newhall Street, Birmingham, B3 3QR, pursuant to Rule 14.29 and 14.28 of the Insolvency (England and Wales) Rules 2016 that we intend to declare a first and final dividend to the unsecured creditors of the Company within 2 months of the last date for proving set out below.
The unsecured creditors of the Company are required, on or before 26 February 2026 (“the last date for proving”), to prove their debts by sending to the undersigned, Gareth David Wilcox of Opus Restructuring LLP, Cornwall Buildings, 45 Newhall Street, Birmingham, B3 3QR, the Joint Liquidator of the Company, written statements of the amounts they claim to be due to them from the Company and, if so requested, to provide such further details or produce such documentary evidence as may appear to the liquidator to be necessary.
A creditor who has not proved this debt before the declaration of any dividend is not entitled to disturb, by reason that he has not participated in it, the distribution of that dividend or any other dividend declared before his debt was proved.
According to the Company’s statement of affairs, the Joint Liquidator believes that certain creditors are owed sums of £1,000 or less as set out on the schedule. The Joint Liquidator will treat these debts as proved for the purposes of paying a dividend unless the creditors listed advise the Joint Liquidator that the amount of the debt is incorrect or that no debt is owed. Such creditors are required to notify the Joint Liquidator by the last date for proving if the amount of the debt is incorrect or if no debt is owed. Where such a creditor advises the Joint Liquidator that the amount of the debt is incorrect, they must also submit a proof in order to receive a dividend.
Date of Appointment27 February 2023
Office Holder DetailsGareth David Wilcox (IP No. 21052) and Paul William Harding (IP No. 6310) both of Opus Restructuring LLP, Cornwall Buildings, 45 Newhall Street, Birmingham, B3 3QR
For further details contactMichael Bimpson, Email: michael.bimpson@opusllp.com, Tel: 0151 459 3400.
Gareth David Wilcox, Joint Liquidator
2 February 2026
Ag MK110041
Recorded in The Gazette, issue 64982, 3 February 2026
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