UK delivery company, fast food chain and 5 more crash into administration

UK delivery company, fast food chain and 5 more crash into administrationA number of businesses have been forced to appoint administrators recently, including a cleaning firm, an energy company and a distillery too.CommentsLifestyleNicola Roy Multimedia content creator03:39, 19 Apr 2026View 4 ImagesA delivery company founded in 2021 has entered administration(Image: Oscar Wong via Getty Images)Throughout the past week or so, several companies have been forced to appoint administrators, including a delivery company, a burger restaurant chain and a cleaning firm. So many different industries have faced financial difficulties in recent months, and it can be very challenging to recover from.‌This is when administrators may be brought in to rescue the entire business, or just parts of it. Occasionally this involves restructuring or selling, with employees sometimes being made redundant. Here's a summary of all the most recent administration developments you should know about.‌WeFlexThis firm specialising in supplying electric vehicles and flexible car financing for ride-hailing motorists, including those driving for Uber and Bolt, has gone into administration. It mainly functions in London and Birmingham.‌It was founded in 2016 by Nicko Williamson. Over the past eight years, they have assembled a workforce of more than 50 staff and a fleet of more than 2,300 vehicles. Since 2020, it has run electric vehicles exclusively.Rather than a total collapse, WeFlex has joined forces with Otto Car to guarantee that motorists currently operating are not left stranded.View 4 ImagesSeveral UK companies have entered administration recently, including a delivery one(Image: Getty)‌Quiver DeliveryAfter being founded in 2021, Quiver Delivery has appointed liquidators this week. The London and Paris-headquartered operation offered an emission-free delivery service. The service focuses on enabling retailers to offer same-hour, same-day or next-day delivery to shoppers.The firm aimed &q...