Case Studies/Real estate/RFGC GROUP LTD
Compulsory liquidation

RFGC GROUP LTD

Glasgow based real estate firm RFGC Group Ltd, which was incorporated on 4 August 2021, has entered compulsory liquidation following a court order. The first public signal of failure emerged on 24 February 2026 under section 122 of the Insolvency Act 1986, as published in Gazette notice 5062429. This transition marks the end of its active trading period, which was supported by significant secured borrowing.

Key facts
Company no.SC705824
SectorReal estate
Incorporated4 Aug 2021
Reg. officeGlasgow G3
Appointed24 Feb 2026
Office holderThe Official Receiver
The timeline · incorporation → liquidation
4 Aug 2021
Incorporated
Registered as SC705824. Real estate.
2 Dec 2021
Charge registered
A registered charge granted to Gfs 1 LTD.
15 Dec 2021
Charge registered
A registered charge granted to Gfs 1 LTD.
24 Mar 2022
Charge registered
A registered charge granted to Gerrard Capital LTD.
9 May 2022
Charge registered
A registered charge granted to Together Commercial Finance Limited.
12 May 2022
Charge registered
A registered charge granted to Together Commercial Finance Limited.
12 May 2022
Charge registered
A registered charge granted to Together Commercial Finance Limited.
28 May 2022
Charge registered
A registered charge granted to Gerrard Capital LTD.
1 Jul 2022
Charge registered
A registered charge granted to Together Commercial Finance Limited.
13 May 2023
Charge registered
A registered charge granted to Gerrard Capital LTD.
26 May 2023
Charge registered
A registered charge granted to Gerrard Capital LTD.
9 Jun 2023
Charge registered
A registered charge granted to Together Commercial Finance Limited.
9 Jun 2023
Charge registered
A registered charge granted to Together Commercial Finance Limited.
13 Jul 2023
Charge registered
A registered charge granted to Gerrard Capital LTD.
4 Sep 2023
Charge registered
A registered charge granted to Together Commercial Finance Limited.
4 Sep 2023
Charge registered
A registered charge granted to Together Commercial Finance Limited.
24 Oct 2023
Charge registered
A registered charge granted to Together Commercial Finance Limited.
24 Oct 2023
Charge registered
A registered charge granted to Together Commercial Finance Limited.
24 Oct 2023
Charge registered
A registered charge granted to Together Commercial Finance Limited.
24 Oct 2023
Charge registered
A registered charge granted to Together Commercial Finance Limited.
18 Dec 2023
First accounts filed
accounts-with-accounts-type-total-exemption-full
3 Feb 2025
Board changes begin
First of the director resignations before failure.
24 Feb 2026
Wound up by the court
Compulsory liquidation.
24 Feb 2026
Gazette notice published
Notice 5062429 in The Gazette.
30 Apr 2026
Latest accounts filed
accounts-with-accounts-type-total-exemption-full

What the data was telling us

Readings from The Gazette and Companies House, in the firm's final two years.

Insolvency statusCompulsory
StatusCompulsory liquidation
Gazette refNotice 5062429
EditionThe Gazette
Appointed byThe court
UnderInsolvency Act 1986, s.122
Filing trajectoryLate filing
Incorporated4 Aug 2021
Last accounts30 Apr 2026
Confirmation stmtFiled
Account typeFull
Director stabilityBoard churn
Appointments3 since 2021
Resignations1 in final 12 mths
Active directors2
Avg tenure2.0 yrs
Charges & secured creditorsFloating charge
Charges19 registered
InstrumentA registered charge
HolderTogether Commercial Finance Limited
Registered24 Oct 2023
Statusoutstanding
Practitioner appointedOfficial Receiver
PractitionerThe Official Receiver
RoleLiquidator
Appointed24 Feb 2026

Lessons behind the liquidation

01
The risks of heavy secured debt

The company registered 19 outstanding charges, notably with Together Commercial Finance Limited on 24 October 2023. Relying heavily on secured lending against real estate assets exposes a business to severe risk if cash flow cannot service the debt.

02
Boardroom churn before insolvency

Although the average director tenure was 2.0 years across three appointments since 2021, the company experienced one resignation in its final 12 months. This late stage boardroom change can disrupt governance during critical operational phases.

03
The finality of compulsory liquidation

Unlike voluntary procedures, the transition here was initiated by the court under section 122 of the Insolvency Act 1986 on 24 February 2026. This demonstrates the swift and non-negotiable nature of creditor-driven wind-up petitions when debts remain unresolved.

Pattern context

This case reflects a classic property investment insolvency pattern where a highly leveraged real estate portfolio becomes unsustainable, culminating in a swift court-mandated winding-up order by creditors.

Indicative basis · modelled across LIQUI's corpus, indicative, not predictive
The full forensic report

Every charge, every filing, every appointment, in one dossier.

Director histories across related entities, the full debenture instrument, creditor estimates, and the practitioner's record on comparable cases for RFGC GROUP LTD.