As reported by Mobile News,  Exertis (UK) Ltd has filed a Notice of Intention (NOI) to appoint administrators at the Companies Court, according to a public court listing

The filing was submitted on 30th April. The entry categorises the matter as an “Application – Notice of Intention to appoint an administrator” and names Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe as acting for the company.

A Notice of Intention to appoint administrators is a formal insolvency procedure in the UK that signals a company is seeking temporary protection while it explores restructuring options. It does not mean administrators have yet been appointed, but it can create a short moratorium that limits certain creditor actions while recovery, financing, or sale options are assessed.

As of publication, no administrator appointment has been confirmed publicly and the company has not issued a statement regarding the filing.

Exertis (UK) Ltd has historically been one of the UK’s largest technology distributors, operating across mobile, IT, consumer electronics, and enterprise markets. It was part of the technology arm of DCC plc before being acquired by Aurelius.