RE: QBT Press Article "teetering on the brink of insolvency"6 Mar 2026 15:10
Ok then if we're talking GBP then it's still approx £6,046,152.
A Company is balance-sheet insolvent if liabilities exceed their assets. If the company folded tomorrow, then it wouldn't be able to meet its debts even if all the assets were fully realised.
Their assets are approx £1,044,000, and liabilities are approx £7,091,000 (using the average Euro to GBP exchange rate from 2024).
The source would be Companies House, which I consider a pretty reliable one. Taken from the accounts with the qualified audit report.