Overview
- The Aberdeen-based firm has ceased trading after more than 40 years, leaving eight employees redundant as MHA takes over as liquidator.
- Official filings say a company meeting on April 15 concluded the business could not keep trading because of heavy debts.
- The liquidator said a long downturn in Scotland’s energy industry put steady strain on the firm’s finances.
- As part of the wind-down, business assets were sold at auction and the site was handed back to the landlord.
- NERO made workwear, school uniforms and bespoke protective gear, and had billed itself as Aberdeen’s only direct workwear manufacturer.