Knaresborough-based ilke Homes says a sale will protect its workforce and secure its future.
A North Yorkshire-based company which builds modular homes has been put up for sale in what it said was a bid to protect jobs and secure its future.
The planning system and "volatile" conditions had made house-building and fundraising difficult, it said.In a statement, it said: "ilke Homes now requires new investment to meet overheads, achieve further scale and become cash flow positive." It said that in partnership with Octopus Energy Group, it had produced the UK's first homes guaranteeing residents would face no energy bills.
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