Coventry car parts maker Pneuride falls into administration, 55 jobs hit
Pneuride, a Coventry-based maker of electronic control systems and air suspension components for the automotive sector, has entered administration. Most of its 55 staff have been made redundant.
Richard Harrison and Chris Pole of Interpath were appointed joint administrators on 30 September 2026, after soft trading and cashflow pressure forced the company to stop trading in early September.
No buyer or fresh investment emerged. A small team remains to assist with an orderly wind-down.
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