Liquidation looms for 2e2 as administrators make 627 redundant

Sooraj Shah
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No buyers interested in purchasing the whole group, reveal administrators

Liquidation is looming for collapsed distributor and systems integrator 2e2 after administrators admitted that they have given up trying to sell the company as a going concern. As a result, the adm...

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