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Scandal-hit PPE Medpro wound up with governement ‘unlikely to see’ £148m owed

Baroness Michelle Mone apologises for not admitting involvement in PPE contracts
  • PPE Medpro, a company linked to Baroness Michelle Mone, has been formally wound up by a judge at a specialist companies court.
  • The company owed the Department for Health and Social Care (DHSC) £148 million for breaching a contract to supply 25 million surgical gowns.
  • PPE Medpro filed for administration on 30 September, the day before losing a High Court battle against the DHSC over the unpaid sum.
  • The DHSC, as a major unsecured creditor, successfully argued for the company's liquidation, stating it was "hopelessly insolvent".
  • With only around £600,000 available for unsecured creditors, the Government is unlikely to recover most of the £148 million owed by PPE Medpro.
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