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5 September 2023FeaturesPatentsEmma Kennaugh-Gallacher

What happens to Wilko’s IP?

When a large, long-standing business such as Wilko goes into administration, it can be difficult to immediately identify its intangible IP assets. It is much easier on the other hand to spot its valuable physical, tangible assets such as product stock and real estate.

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