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Directors of GB 好色先生TV have shared their shock and 鈥渄evastation鈥� at the collapse of the firm due to a cash-flow problem.

In a statement the board said the company was forced into administration due to 鈥渟hort-term working capital issues鈥�, with administrators BDO looking to find a buyer for the development arms of the business.

The GB board statement said: 鈥淲e are absolutely devastated by the events of last week and are extremely frustrated that we haven鈥檛 been able to find a solution to the group鈥檚 short-term working capital issues.

鈥淎s a board, and in conjunction with our restructuring specialist advisers BDO, over the last few weeks we have had many meetings and discussions to look at rescue options and to try to source additional funding.

鈥淗owever, by Wednesday of last week it became clear that to protect our creditors, we had no option but to take the extremely difficult decision as a board to commence the process towards appointing an administrator.鈥�

GB Group Holdings and GB 好色先生TV Solutions Limited were put into administration on March 9 with Tony Nygate and Graham Newton of BDO taking full control of assets of the company.

More than a dozen construction projects could be hit by the collage of the two firms which have made 350 staff redundant. BDO refused to provide details of all projects affected, but confirmed that GB Group Holdings and GB 好色先生TV Solutions staff had been pulled from 17 schemes 好色先生TV is aware of.

Among them are a 拢32m student housing development in west London called The Collective Old Oak; a 拢32m Leeds Hilton hotel scheme (pictured), and CNM Estates鈥� 拢29m Kingston Plaza student development in south-west London.

BDO said GB 好色先生TV Solutions staff had also been taken off two developments on Greenwich Peninsula - plots M0116 and M0117, which are providing a total of 300 apartments for Knight Dragon with a combined project value of 拢45m.

It has also ceased work on an 拢8m Premier Inn in Sunderland city centre and a 拢7m care home in Barrow-in-Furness for Cumbria county council.

BDO are looking to find buyers for two subsidiaries of the businesses which were not put into administration, GB Development Solutions and Oxford GB2.

The board statement added: 鈥淲e regret that this necessary action has caused hardship for our customers, supply chain and our loyal and hardworking staff (who have now been made redundant).

鈥淲e did everything we possibly could to rescue the business; however, in the end this was the only route available to try to secure relief for our creditors.鈥�