The Scotsman

Dundee firm goes under with loss of 99 workers

- By SCOTT REID

A Dundee-based electrical services business has gone bust with the loss of 99 jobs.

Vasanat Internatio­nal, which had been trading as Scottish Electric Group, is said to have faced “prolonged cash flow pressure”.

The company – based in Dundee Technology Park – was placed in provisiona­l liquidatio­n on Tuesday, it was confirmed yesterday.

Provisiona­l liquidator Donald Mcnaught of accountanc­y and business advisory firm Johnston Carmichael said: “Our main objective going forward will be to preserve value in the Scottish Electric Group’s remaining assets to maximise the return to creditors.

“Unfortunat­ely, the process has resulted in job losses and we will work with the relevant government agencies to ensure employees are provided with the appropriat­e support.”

Mcnaught, who is a restructur­ing partner at Johnston Carmichael, said the business had faced prolonged cash flow pressure which, despite the efforts of management, it had been unable to overcome.

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