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Pneuride enters administration with around 55 jobs lost

Pneuride enters administration with around 55 jobs lost

By: Herald Series18 Oct 2026
Automotive engineering company Pneuride has entered administration after ceasing to trade in early September. Richard Harrison and Chris Pole of Interpath were appointed joint administrators on 30 September, and around 55 jobs have been lost.

Latest status: Pneuride Limited – Administration (2 Oct 2026)

Pneuride, set up in July 2007, made advanced electronic control systems and air suspension components for the automotive industry. It had endured a prolonged spell of soft trading, with mounting pressure on cash flow and margins.

Directors explored a solvent solution, including marketing the business for sale, but no viable offers or investment emerged. Most staff have been made redundant, with a small number kept on to assist the wind-down. Interested buyers are invited to contact Interpath.

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