I was just having a look at the accounts page of the Haudit & Daudit report somebody posted on here. The total due to unsecured creditors is £55,415,632 excluding monies due to employees (TBC).
Of the unsecured creditors, HMRC are due £14,372,042 (25.9% of the total unsecured) and Ticketus £26,700,000 (48.2%). Both of them stand to lose a lot of money and it seems like it's in their interest to reject a CVA. Although this would mean a longer wait to get potentially more through liquidation, I've heard it suggested on here that HMRC are quite happy to hang about to ensure the best possible deal. Are Ticketus in a similar boat?
The accounts don't specify how much is due to "Floating charge creditor - RFC Group" or the preferential creditors. Perhaps someone can shine some light on who these might be and how much much they're due. This would be key as it determines if the rest of the creditors can push through a CVA without HMRC, Ticketus or both. My assumption would be no.
This was just a rough look at the numbers so feel free to correct me.