The Downfall of Made.com

Firm thrived during the pandemic, but supply chain issues slowed deliveries down. Kaleb believes that higher ups got too excited about growth and erroneously expected it to continue. He also speculates that the company's structure became too bulky. The firm stopped taking orders in October before collapsing into administration on 9 November. Unsecured creditors are expected to recoup just 2% of what they owed while approximately 12,000 customers have been left without the furniture they paid for.