Ceiling specialist Zentia went down owing suppliers £5.6m
07-08-2026 08:31 via constructionenquirer.com

Ceiling specialist Zentia went down owing suppliers £5.6m

Acoustic ceiling manufacturer Zentia went into administration owing subcontractors and suppliers £5.6m.
The scale of the firms’ debts was revealed in an update from administrators filed at Companies House.
Gateshead based Zentia Limited and Zentia Profiles had a combined turnover of more than £50m when Interpath were appointed as administrators in June and most of the 163 staff lost their jobs.The firms were market leading manufacturers of complete acoustic ceiling solutio
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