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Issue: 74
Dated: 9th August 1998
Welcome to the Business Credit News UK.
In this weeks edition you will find the following topics.
UKBANK OF ENGLAND LEAVES INTEREST RATES UNCHANGED
The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee has voted to leave the Bank's repo rate unchanged at 7.50%.
The Inflation Report will be published next Wednesday (12 August).
HOUSEBUILDING: JUNE 1998
In June 1998, it is provisionally estimated that 15,500 dwellings were started in Great Britain compared with 16,700 in June 1997. Completions numbered 15,700 compared with 16,800 in the previous year.
In the latest three months 47,500 dwellings were started, down 6 per cent on the same three months a year ago, while completions at 43,600 were down 3 per cent compared with the same period a year ago.
Seasonally adjusted comparisons
In the three months April to June 1998, total starts were down 11 per cent and total completions were up by 3 per cent compared with the previous three months. Private enterprise starts fell by 14 per cent while completions rose by 5 per cent.
Registered Social Landlords (and unregistered housing associations) starts of new dwellings in the three months April to June 1998 rose compared with the previous three months while completions fell. Both starts and completions by local authorities and government departments remained at a low level.
ORDERS FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION: JUNE 1998
The volume of all new construction orders for the second quarter of 1998 remains at a high level, despite being four per cent lower than the particularly strong preceding quarter. The public non-housing, private industrial and infrastructure sectors have shown the most growth this quarter.
There has been some acceleration in the deflator with building industry inflation now returning to the rate for the rest of the economy.
The total volume of new orders received by contractors for construction work in Great Britain in the second quarter of 1998 was four per cent lower compared with the first quarter of 1998 but was unchanged compared with the second quarter of 1997. These provisional figures reflect the volume of orders at constant (1990) prices adjusted to exclude normal seasonal variations.
Prepared by the Government Statistical Service
New orders in the private housing sector in the second quarter of 1998 were 14 per cent lower compared with the previous quarter and seven per cent lower than in the corresponding period a year ago. Public housing and housing association orders in the latest quarter were 31 per cent lower than in the previous quarter and 12 per cent lower than in the same period a year earlier.
Infrastructure orders in the latest quarter were 25 per cent higher compared with the previous quarter but 12 per cent lower compared with the corresponding period a year earlier.
Public non-housing orders (excluding infrastructure) in the latest quarter were 26 per cent higher compared with the previous quarter and 31 per cent higher than in the corresponding period a year ago. Private industrial orders in the latest quarter were 15 per cent higher compared with the previous quarter but three per cent lower compared with the same period a year ago. Private commercial orders in the latest quarter were 19 per cent lower compared with the previous quarter but four per cent higher than in the corresponding period a year ago.
In current prices the total value of new orders in June was #2175 million.
SLUMP HITS INVESTMENT IN UK
The world-wide slump in semiconductors just gets worse. Only 15 months after opening a chip plant in northern England, Siemens of Germany is closing the Tyneside complex at a cost of DM1 billion ($564m). Attempts to save another chip plant, in Scotland, appear to have failed. Hyundai, which has had difficulty raising capital for the project, said its talks on a rescue through a joint venture with Intel had broken down.
Source: The Economist
# pounds sterling
Consumers, direct mail and credit reference businesses, and regulators, such as the Data Protection Registrar, are invited to have their say in whether the legal requirement to sell copies of the electoral register should be changed.
Under current law, copies of the electoral register, on disk or hard copy, may be bought from the local council electoral registration officer at a fee ranging from #18 to #2.50 for each thousand names supplied. In Northern Ireland, copies are available from the Chief Electoral Officer for Northern Ireland.
This consultation is part of a review of the way elections are carried out started on 21 January 1998 when Home Office Minister George Howarth chaired the first meeting of the Working Party on Electoral Procedures.
Mr Howarth said:
"Trust in the electoral process is essential to democracy. The Working Party was set up to renew this trust - and contribute to the Government's drive for democratic renewal - by advising the Home Secretary on changes which will lead to more open and fairer electoral procedures.
"One area of public concern has been the sale of the electoral register, particularly to commercial organisations.
"This practice is controversial and unpopular with many members of the public. So much so that some people may even be reluctant to register to vote.
"However, the register is necessarily a public document which has to be widely and freely available for electoral purposes.
"This consultation seeks views on whether the law should be changed, how it could be amended and what implications it could have for consumers and business.
"Responses will inform our discussions at the next meeting of the Working Party later this year."
The Working Party is seeking views on the following questions and other related issues by 1 September 1998:
BRIAN WILSON ISSUES WAKE UP CALL TO BUSINESSES IN VIETNAM
First Overseas Visit for New Trade Minister
Brian Wilson picks up his new trade brief this weekend visiting Vietnam with a group of British businesses looking to capitalise on regeneration opportunities.
Mr Wilson said:
"Two way trade between the UK and Vietnam has increased and the market offers a number of new and increased opportunities, particularly in agri-business and infrastructure projects. As part of South East Asia, Vietnam is one of the DTI's target markets and despite recent difficulties, we are committed to improving trade relations with Vietnam and are confident in its medium and long term potential.
"As the first DTI Minister to visit Vietnam since 1996 - and my first visit as Minister for Trade - I am pleased to lend my support to UK companies looking to do business here. There are short term obstacles to be overcome, but UK companies must take an imaginative approach to succeeding in the Asian crisis. Many new opportunities stem directly from the crisis and market interest now will be rewarded when the recovery begins.
"UK companies are already leading the way in Vietnam and I am looking forward to meeting these companies and hearing about their experiences first hand during my visit."
Mr Wilson will arrive in Hanoi on 9 August. On Monday 10 August he will attend a lunch with the British Business Group. In the afternoon he will call on Mr Truong Dinh Tuyen, Minister of Trade, the Deputy Prime Minister, Mr Ngo Xuan Loc and the Ministry of Planning and Investment. On Tuesday 11 August he will call on Mr Ho Si Thoang, Chairman of PetroVietnam, Mr Doan Duy Thanh, President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Vietnam and the Minister of Finance, Mr Nguyen Sinh Hung. He will then depart for Ho Chi Minh City. On Wednesday 12 August Mr Wilson will meet Mr Vo Viet Thanh, Chairman of the HCMC People's Committee. He will also attend the official opening of SmithKline Beecham's Representative office and visit the Coats Tootal factory.
Vietnam experienced the highest level of growth in the region over the last few years, despite starting from a low base. UK/Vietnam trade relations are good and UK exports to Vietnam almost doubled in 1997 to #95 million.
The UK in Vietnam campaign was launched in March 1998. It highlights cultural, commercial and bilateral points of contact and offers UK companies effective means of projecting a dynamic, innovative and creative image in Vietnam.
Mr Wilson will be accompanied during his visit to Vietnam by the
following senior business people:
Dr Steve Walker British Petroleum Vietnam
Mr Rod Olsen Cable & Wireless
Mr Mark Tucker Prudential Corporation Plc
Mr John Brinsden Standard Chartered Bank
Mr Ian Bill Foster Wheeler Energy Ltd
Mr Keith Batchelor Foster Wheeler Energy Ltd
Mr Peter Wilkinson GEC-Marconi Communication Ltd
Mr Richard Heyhoe ANZ Grindlays Bank
CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY GANGMASTER SENTENCED TO TWO YEARS IMPRISONMENT FOR TAX FRAUD
Sitting at Kingston Crown Court, Judge Haworth sentenced William Michael Gallagher, a construction industry gangmaster from Harrow, to two years imprisonment. Gallagher illegally used Inland Revenue documents belonging to three different people to obtain untaxed payments from contractors totalling over #9 million. #2.25 million tax would have been due, along with some #1.6 million VAT.
Between October 1991 and July 1997 Gallagher used the names and documents of Joseph Lowe, John Hickey, and Martin Moriarty. Trading as Wembley Construction, he hired out hundreds of labourers to large construction firms working on the new Jubilee Line extension and major road projects around London. Not accounting for the tax he should have taken from their wages and paid over to the Inland Revenue, and also the tax he himself should have paid, enabled him to support a comfortable lifestyle at his home in Harrow, Middlesex.
Sentencing followed 45 year old Gallagher's guilty plea on 7 July to all six counts on which he was charged. The case was brought to court as a result of a successful joint operation between the Inland Revenue and Customs & Excise.
Mr Gallagher was sentenced to 2 years imprisonment on 6 counts to run concurrently. He was also disqualified from being a company director for 5 years.
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From 10/08/98 to 18/08/98 Number of Creditor meetings : 175 Section Company Time Venue 138 Scotland - Interim Liquidator calling Creditors Meeting 10/08/98 Fleet Transmission Ltd 12.00 pm Dumfries 11/08/98 Balnagown Holdings Ltd 11.00 am Inverness Caledonian Exhibition Services Ltd 10.00 am Glasgow W & T Harkin Ltd 10.00 am Edinburgh 12/08/98 Sovereign Technical & Engineer Ser Ltd 02.00 pm Crawley 14/08/98 De Nimes Absolut Ltd 10.0 am Aberdeen 18/08/98 Brookfield (Contracting Services) Ltd 11.00 am Glasgow CRC Services Ltd 11.00 am Glasgow Shearer (Building Services) Ltd 12.00 pm Glasgow 23 Administrator Calling a meeting of Creditors 12/08/98 Foster Brothers Clothing Ltd 01.00 pm London Fosters Trading Co (Holdings) Ltd 02.15 pm London Fosters Trading Co (Staff) Ltd 11.45 am London Fosters Trdaing Co Ltd 10.00 am London Paramount Production Engineering Ltd 10.00 am Stockport 48 Receiver calling unsecured Creditors Meeting 10/08/98 Hill (Pyebridge) Ltd 10.30 am South Normanton 12/08/98 Kingsley Transport Services Ltd 03.00 pm Southampton 14/08/98 AIC (Fire Protection) Ltd 10.00 am Rugeley E W Robotic Control Ltd 10.00 am Guildford 18/08/98 A.C.R (Realisations) Ltd 11.00 am Sheffield East Sussex Motor Co Ltd 10.00 am Tunbridge Wells 67 Scotland - Receiver calling Meeting of unsecured Creditors 14/08/98 Kingdom Petfoods Ltd 11.00 am Glasgow 98 Creditors Voluntary Liquidations 10/08/98 A R Field Sports Ltd 11.30 am Cambridge Adverts Ltd 12.00 pm Manchester Avonvista Ltd 03.30 pm Cardiff Chancellor Freight Ltd 11.30 am Ware Chancellor Trading Ltd 11.30 am Ware County Heat Services Ltd 11.00 am Birmingham Davenport Design & Print Ltd 03.00 pm Nottingham Equus Food Distribution Ltd 12.00 pm West Byfleet Hardval Products & Services Ltd 03.30 pm Crawley High Row Haulage Ltd 11.30 am Manchester Hydeacre Ltd 10.30 am Hartlepool Management Consultants Europe Ltd 10.30 am Sutton Mr Vendor GB Ltd 11.30 am Wrexham Owen & Tristram Ltd 11.00 am Congleton Penzone Ltd 10.00 am Manchester Phoenix Metal Buttons Ltd 02.00 pm Newport Prospect Ltd 12.00 pm Worcester Reactive Records & Publishing Ltd 10.00 am London Resource Support Ltd 02.15 pm Darlington Scotts Avonmouth Ltd 11.00 am Bristol Signet Europe Ltd 02.30 pm London Super Seal Insulated Glass Ltd 03.30 pm Lutterworth Ultimate Source Ltd 11.00 am Rochdale V H Services Ltd 11.30 am Peterborough Walker Wingsail Systems Plc 11.00 am Plymouth Xeralinx Ltd 11.30 am London 11/08/98 Ally & Friends Ltd 11.30 am London Apsylog (UK) Ltd 12.00 pm London Auguste Engineering Ltd 11.00 am St Austell Black Fox Ltd 12.00 pm London C & S Paints Ltd 10.30 am Leeds Cedar Associates Ltd 04.00 pm Nottingham Classic Gears (Stoke-on-Trent) Ltd 11.00 am Stoke-on-Trent Danstyle Ltd 04.00 pm London Demolet Garden Products Ltd 11.30 am Honiley Edward Wood (Import Export) Ltd 11.00 am Sheffield Elms Farm Shed & Fencing Ltd 03.30 pm Lutterworth Enviropump Ltd 11.30 am Nottingham Express Lamps Ltd 12.00 pm London Farnham Catering Ltd 03.30 pm London French Wine Selection Ltd - The 02.30 pm West Byfleet Hawston Management Ltd 11.00 am Southend-on-Sea Industrial Electrics Ltd 11.15 am Bromley J F Roberts (Gloucester) Ltd 11.00 am Gloucester Kendall Trading Ltd 11.30 am Peterborough Maplestar Systems Ltd 11.00 am Colchester Northants Auto Electrical Services Ltd 02.30 pm Peterborough Pleasley Vale Leisure Ltd 11.00 am Sheffield Practical Services (London) Ltd 12.00 pm London Pricelashers Ltd 11.00 am Hornchurch Sew Co Ltd 10.15 am Shrewsbury Stanley's (Caterham) Ltd 11.30 am London Thomas & Jonathan Ltd 04.00 pm Kingston-u-Thames Wise Decorations Ltd 12.00 pm London 12/08/98 Access Computer Rentals Ltd 11.00 am London Advance Printing Ltd 12.00 pm Wakefield Arch Aviation Ltd 04.00 pm Haywards Heath Barlodge Flexible Packaging Ltd 10.30 am Lichfield Bridge Press Ltd - The 10.00 am Lewes Chameleon Design For Print Ltd 11.00 am Birmingham Chameleon Retail Specialists Ltd 11.00 am Birmingham Ex-Pol Computers Ltd 11.30 am Peterborough Imagegrade Display Ltd 11.00 am Harpenden Martini Air Freight Services Ltd 11.00 am Manchester Mountview Preservation Ltd 11.00 am London Multichem (UK) Ltd 12.00 pm London Opena Ltd 02.00 pm London Plan Z Ltd 10.30 am Manchester Polyeofin Ltd 12.00 pm Glasgow R & D Business Systems Ltd 11.30 am Havant R V Products Ltd 12.00 pm Coven R.S.I.S Ltd 12.00 pm London Ron's Tanker Spares Ltd 11.00 am Bury Sole Image Ltd 11.30 am Burnley Weston & Ross (Medical Supplies) Ltd 03.30 pm Lutterworth 13/08/98 Appletons Retail Ltd 11.15 am Southend-on-Sea Baling Ltd 10.30 am London Central Service & Maintenance Ltd 02.30 pm London Centrebest Ltd 11.00 am London Chauffeur Line Executive Travel Ltd 11.30 am Cardiff Bay Continental Ceilidh Ltd 10.30 am Glasgow Dyercut (Tool Supplies) Ltd 10.45 am Sidcup Essential Project Services Ltd 10.30 am Yarm First Class Marketing Ltd 03.30 pm Lutterworth Fuel Supplies Ltd 11.15 am London Goldpoint Ltd 10.30 am Lichfield Graylan Systems Maintenance Ltd 11.00 am London Ice Promotions Ltd 12.30 pm Birmingham Jobworth Ltd 03.0 pm Milton Keynes Metro Independant Distribution Ltd 11.30 am London Mirror Consultants Ltd 10.00 am West Drayton Mone Fashions Ltd 03.30 pm Lutterworth Nenbar Plastics Ltd 02.00 pm Halesowen Parkes Auctions Ltd 12.00 pm London Production Outfit (Mersey) Ltd - The 11.30 am Manchester Seratan Computer Systems Ltd 12.00 pm Manchester Sirtex (Leisure Wear) Ltd 11.30 am Stoke-on-Trent Surveybatch Ltd 11.00 am Nottingham Tenwith Ltd 03.00 pm Brighton Tower Publications Ltd 11.00 am Bristol Training For Jobs Ltd 12.30 pm London VIP Print Originations Ltd 12.00 pm Olney Vista Plc 03.30 pm London Vocal Computers Ltd 11.00 am Birmingham 14/08/98 A.R.K. (Refurbishment Specialists) Ltd 11.00 am Manchester Allfuel Pipeline Services Ltd 10.30 am Birmingham Barda Ltd 11.00 am London Bernard Myers Shipping Plc 11.00 am London Classique Distribut Transport Ser Ltd 12.00 pm London Eye Witness Security Ltd 10.30 am Birmingham Furnibobs Ltd 11.30 am Stanmore Gracedine Ltd 11/30 am Brighton Hanley Fashions Ltd 02.30 pm London Jadebeck Ltd 04.00 pm Abingdon L & C Enterprises Ltd 12.15 pm Southend-on-Sea Mastercount Ltd 12.00 pm Manchester Mistral Heating Boilers Ltd 02.30 pm Birmingham Nala Construction Ltd 11.30 am London Oxby Productions Ltd 10.30 am Manchester Pellen Construction Ltd 11.30 am London R .D. Commercial Components Ltd 12.00 pm London Rare Technology Ltd 04.00 pm London Riderbench Ltd 10.30 am Hornchurch S & M Menegas Academy Ltd 03.00 pm Northwood Shiremoor Transport Ltd 10.45 am Newcastle-u-Tyne Swanwick Engineering Ltd 03.15 pm Eastleigh Washwize Laundry Services Ltd 11.00 am Bolton Wova Ltd 10.30 am Leeds 17/08/98 Animal Kingdom (Feeds) Ltd 10.15 am Worthing Charles Barrett Interior Furniture Ltd 11.00am Birmingham County Clothing & Embroidery Ltd 11.00 am Reading Fortang Ltd 10.30 am London Hollywood Dreams Ltd 11.00 am London J & N Fashions Ltd 11.00 am London Mohaje Ltd 11.30 am London Scorn Projects (Plymouth) Ltd 10.30 am Plymouth 18/08/98 Amber (1994) Ltd 11.00 am Birmingham Cabinpine Ltd 11.15 am Southend-on-Sea Daily Enterprises Ltd 11.00 am London Duocrave Ltd 12.00 pm London Fortunesign Ltd 12.00 pm Hale Golf Portfolio Ltd - The 12.00 pm London Hospitality Services (Sales) Ltd 10.00 am London J.B. Graphics Ltd 12.00 pm Liverpool Kaleida (Manchester) Ltd 11.30 am Manchester Kings Armoured Ltd 11.30 am Nottingham L S I (UK) Ltd 10.30 am London Oceanscene Ltd 11.00 am London Premline Fashions Ltd 03.00 pm Gerrards Cross Smith Green & Co Ltd 11.00 am London Southwold Inns Ltd 11.00 am Ipswich Sovereign Services Ltd 11.00 am London Swapcult Ltd 11.30 am Birmingham Vacuum Solutions Ltd 03.30 pm Guildford
TW LW TW LW
USA 1.6413 1.6455 Canada 2.4869 2.4826
Austria 20.4393 20.5065 Portugal 297.398 298.556
France 9.7429 9.7788 Belgium 60.2410 60.1100
Finland 8.8300 8.8580 Italy 2867.46 2875.68
Germany 2.9072 2.9153 Sweden 13.0423 13.0229
Holland 3.2771 3.2864 Switzerland 2.4524 2.4411
Spain 246.580 247.630 Ireland 1.1591 1.1593
Australia 2.7077 2.6897 Denmark 11.0750 11.1091
Hong Kong 12.7184 12.7465 ECU 1.4751 1.4782
Africa Com 10.1241 10.1743 Saudi Arabia 6.1559 6.1710
India 69.6900 69.9450 Malaysia 6.8019 6.7865
Singapore 2.8395 2.8322 Norway 12.3951 12.3900
Japan 237.310 234.520
TW This week LW Last week.
Croda International, the chemicals group, has announced pre-tax profits of 7.7 million pounds, on turnover of 197.5 million, for the six months ending 30th June 1998. Earnings per share stand at 0.7p.
GKN has announced pre-tax profits of 230 million pounds on turnover of 1800 million, for the six months ending 27th June 1998. Earnings per share stand at 22.4p.
Inspec, the chemicals company, has announced pre-tax profits of 3.77 million pounds, after exceptional charge, on turnover of 161.3 million, for the six months ending 30th June 1998. Earnings per share stand at 0.01p loss. The company has been the subject of a 611 million pound take-over bid from Laporte.
Laporte, the chemicals company, has announced pre-tax profits of 66.8 million pounds, on turnover of 381.4 million, for the six months ending 30th June 1998. Earnings per share stand at 24.9p.
Mayflower, the car body manufacturer, has announced pre-tax profits of 19.6 million pounds, on turnover of 209.1 million, for the six months ending 30th June 1998. Earnings per share stand at 5.84p.
TDG, the logistics company, has announced pre-tax profits of 1.38 million pounds, on turnover of 252.4 million, for the six months ending 30th June 1998. Earnings per share stand at 6.54p loss, on reduced capital.
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