Wragg Bros., a UK metal manufacturer founded in 1959, has entered liquidation with liquidators appointed on April 16. David Farmer and Lloyd Biscoe have been appointed to oversee the process, which involves selling assets to pay creditors and shareholders.
The company, based in the UK, specialised in steel tubes, pipes, hollow profiles, and related fittings. It supplied products to the marine, automotive, construction, and agricultural sectors, and was the sole authorised manufacturer of the Ladderfix range. It also manufactured measuring vessels for the oil industry and weights and measures authorities.
Wragg Bros. had operated for 67 years since its founding on September 18, 1959. The liquidation follows a trend of UK companies entering insolvency, including delivery firm Quiver Delivery Ltd and Chase Distillery Limited.
