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Minister tells Prax refinery owners to 'do decent thing'

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July 10, 2025

The government has urged the husband-and-wife team behind the insolvent Prax Lindsey oil refinery in Lincolnshire to “do the decent thing” and support affected workers financially, amid concern that finding a buyer for the plant will be difficult.

- Rob Davies

In a letter to the Prax Group owners, Arani and Sanjeev Kumar Soosaipillai, seen by the Guardian, the energy minister Michael Shanks said the government was “urgently exploring what support can be offered to the workforce at this difficult time”.

He added: “However, we strongly encourage you to do the decent thing and publicly commit to make a voluntary financial contribution to support workers at [Prax Lindsey oil refinery].

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