Scottish Corporate Insolvencies Rise by 41% in September
According to recent data, there were 103 company insolvencies registered in Scotland in September, representing a 41% increase compared to the same month last year.
- 50 company voluntary liquidations
- 48 compulsory liquidations
- 5 administrations
No company voluntary arrangements or receivership appointments were recorded. The data from Accountant in Bankruptcy, Scotland's insolvency service, also revealed that between June 2020 and September 2025, there were 3 restructuring plans and 1 moratorium in Scotland.
The total insolvency rate in Scotland over the past 12 months was 52.2 per 10,000 companies, a decrease of 0.3 from the previous 12 months.
Next month's Budget will be decisive in shaping the near-term operating landscape, said Michelle Elliot, restructuring advisory partner at FRP in Glasgow.
Author's summary: Scotland's corporate insolvencies increased by 41% in September.
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