Sekisui House UK to go into liquidation

This post is also available in: Japanese

Sekisui House UK, which was established in 2018, is to go into liquidation.  The company had invested in Urban Splash House Holdings and also made a loan to one of the companies in the group, Port Loop. Seven of the companies in the Urban Splash group went into liquidation in 2022 including Urban Splash House Holdings Ltd, the main development business Urban Splash House Ltd, the modular manufacturing business Urban Splash Modular Ltd, and a development vehicle for the Port Loop development, Port Loop (Subco 1) Ltd.

Urban Splash was hit by the under-use of its factory, which led to losses piling up with the problems compounded by design issues which resulted in defects in the homes it produced.

It seems Sekisui refused to bail the company out once a shortfall was identified.

For more content like this, subscribe to the free Rudlin Consulting Newsletter. 最新の在欧日系企業の状況については無料の月刊Rudlin Consulting ニューズレターにご登録ください。

Share Button

Last updated by at .

Comments

Leave a Reply

More posts

  • Japan and Europe business update May 2026

    Japan and Europe business update May 2026

    This post is also available in: Japanese Washin acquires UK company Foilco Japanese foil manufacturer Washin has acquired UK foil hot stamping company Foilco. Foilco employs 43 people in the UK. https://www.printweek.com/content/news/foilco-acquired-by-japanese-manufacturer UK’s Compass Group acquires Morinaga Shokken Morinaga Shokken is a medical and senior food services company primarily in the Kyushu region. UK-based Compass…


  • Japan – EMEA business update April 2026

    Japan – EMEA business update April 2026

    This post is also available in: Japanese NYK on the acquisition trail Stolt-Nielsen has confirmed it will sell 50% of its stake in its LNG bunkering and small-scale specialist Avenir LNG to Japanese shipowner NYK. NYK has also expanded its dry bulk business by taking full control of Norway’s Saga Welco, an open-hatch bulker specialist.…


  • Data and trust in Japan and Europe

    Data and trust in Japan and Europe

    This post is also available in: Japanese I recently logged back into an online events platform which I had not used for a couple of years, in order to set up ticket sales for a seminar.  A message popped up saying that in order to continue using the site for sales, I needed to register…