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Raleigh owner starts insolvency proceedings

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Raleigh owner starts insolvency proceedings
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Raleigh owner starts insolvency proceedingsImage source, PA MediaImage caption, Raleigh created the famous Chopper and was once the biggest bike maker in the worldByLiam BarnesEast MidlandsPublished25 minutes agoThe company that owns iconic Nottingham bike manufacturer Raleigh…

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Raleigh owner starts insolvency proceedingsImage source, PA MediaImage caption, Raleigh created the famous Chopper and was once the biggest bike maker in the worldByLiam BarnesEast MidlandsPublished25 minutes agoThe company that owns iconic Nottingham bike manufacturer Raleigh has begun insolvency proceedings.Accell, based in the Netherlands, bought Raleigh for $100m in 2012 but said on Wednesday it had "exhausted all the available options" and was "no longer able to meet its financial obligations".It comes after a difficult period for Raleigh, which saw redundancies made in 2024 and suffered losses of £30m in accounts released the following year.Jonas Nilsson, chief executive of Accell, said it was "a deeply sad and frustrating situation".Raleigh was founded in Nottingham in 1887 and at…

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