Inside the Bodycare Collapse: Order Fulfilment
Inside the Bodycare Collapse: What Really Happened? Inside the Bodycare Collapse: What Really Happened? It was a name that had stood firm on the British high street for over 50 years. Bodycare, known officially as G.R. & M.M. Blackledge plc, once boasted over 150 stores and employed thousands across the UK. But in 2025, under […]
Baaj Capital & Atalla Capital Distressed Deal Kings or Corporate
Baaj Capital & Atalla Capital — Distressed Deal Kings or Corporate Predators? Baaj Capital & Atalla Capital — Distressed Deal Kings or Corporate Predators? In recent years, the names Baaj Capital and Atalla Capital (sometimes referred to as AB Capital) have cropped up in media coverage not as growth investors but as entities acquiring distressed […]
Will Businesses Ever Trust a Huboo-Branded Company Again? —
Huboo Technologies Limited (now Hub Realisations Limited Company number 09727464) collapsed, leaving customers, suppliers, and investors out of pocket. Now, Huboo Tech Limited is trying to rebuild under the same name. But can a company recover from such a public failure? This article explains the topic in clear terms and sets out practical steps you […]
Huboo’s Financial Performance: a Long-Running Disaster: Order
Hub Realisations Limited Company number 09727464 (formerly Huboo Technologies Limited) started operations in 2019 yet it failed to achieve profitability throughout its existence. The company’s financial condition worsened year by year despite securing £118 million in equity funding. The former organisation(s) entity under HUB REALISATIONS LIMITED (Company number 09727464) operates while a new entity called […]
Huboo’s Investors Lose Millions: a Financial Catastrophe —
The collapse of Huboo Technologies Limited (now Hub Realisations Limited Company number 09727464) caused devastation to its workers and financial backers but it was a complete disaster for its investors. The disappearance of £118 million in equity funding raises fundamental doubts about investor support for a company which never achieved profitability. The company now operates […]
Regulatory Failures: How Did Huboo Get Away with It?: Order
The collapse of Huboo Technologies Limited (now Hub Realisations Limited Company number 09727464) raises serious questions about regulatory oversight. The company accumulated large debts while investors lost more than £118 million and the organisation(s) sold for £9 but financial regulators did not take action. The disaster could have been prevented through enhanced oversight measures. Huboo’s […]
Can Customers Trust Huboo Tech Limited?: Order Fulfilment
The re-emergence of Huboo Technologies Limited into Hub Realisations Limited Company number 09727464 and then its re-emergence into Huboo Tech Limited (Company number 16143472) leaves organisation(s) with doubts about trusting this company. Does the company’s history of financial issues and operational mistakes make it risky for customers to continue using its services? A Legacy of […]
The Huboo Sale: What Was Included?: Order Fulfilment
Huboo Technologies Limited (now Hub Realisations Limited Company number 09727464) entered administration which resulted in its assets being sold for a surprising £9. The buyer Brislington Tradeco Limited has established Huboo Tech Limited (Company number 16143472) after acquiring assets from the fire sale. The Breakdown of the Sale The company sold its assets despite multiple […]
What’s Next for Huboo? Financial Predictions and Expectations —
The new company Huboo Tech Limited (Company number 16143472) emerged from the collapse of Huboo Technologies Limited (now Hub Realisations Limited Company number 09727464) under new ownership. The financial disaster persists under a new name since this represents no genuine start. The organisation(s) model remains unchanged while the company continues to experience massive financial losses […]
Huboo’s Collapse: the Employee Fallout: Order Fulfilment
The collapse of Huboo Technologies Limited (now known as Hub Realisations Limited Company number 09727464) led to widespread suffering for investors and suppliers and 600 employees experienced great turmoil. The organisation(s) collapse created confusion for staff members regarding their positions and payment conditions as well as their professional outlook. Employees remain uncertain about the company’s […]