Construction remained the UK’s hardest-hit sector in June, with 389 firms entering insolvency, accounting for 17% of all business failures that month.
Notable insolvencies this month include Elements Europe, a modular unit construction firm, and Building for Humanity, both of which entered administration amid ongoing financial pressures.
Elements Europe, a modular construction firm based in Telford, entered administration in June 2025 due to significant financial difficulties. The company reported a turnover of £42 million for the year ending December 31, 2023, but incurred a pre-tax loss of £29.5 million.
Building for Humanity CIC, a not-for-profit social housing developer, went into liquidation on June 2, 2025. The company had been planning the UK's first 3D-printed housing development in Accrington, but faced financial difficulties leading to its insolvency. Reports indicate that the company owed approximately £1.4 million at the time of liquidation.