BTG Begbies Traynor has completed the pre-packaged sale of specialist virtual production solutions and camera tracking and robotics manufacturer Mo-Sys Engineering Ltd. (trading as Mo-Sys) to new company Mo-Sys Solutions Ltd.
The acquisition, which was personally financed by the CEO and co-investors, saw the business and its assets transferred to the new company, allowing operations to continue without disruption and safeguarding all 57 jobs.
After a two-year period of ambitious research and development, a change in strategic direction by one of the company’s funding partners created significant cashflow challenges for Mo-Sys. The leadership team approached BTG Begbies Traynor for advice on its financial options.
Licensed insolvency practitioners, Bai Cham, of BTG Begbies Traynor, and Edwin David Stanley Kirker, of Kirker & Co, were appointed joint administrators of Mo-Sys Engineering Ltd. on 15 July 2026 upon completion of the sale to the new company.
The recapitalisation of the London-based firm which will continue to trade as Mo-Sys will provide the specialist company with a solid foundation as it targets growth into the future. As it enters this next phase of growth, the company is set to present its latest technology innovations to the market following its extensive R&D programme.
Bai Cham, Partner, BTG Begbies Traynor, said:
“Having been approached by Mo-Sys for advice on the company’s financial options, the sale of the business and assets through a pre-packaged administration deal was decided as the best course of action. We are pleased to have been able to work closely with the leadership team to advise and facilitate the acquisition by the new company, which has meant customers and partners receive uninterrupted service and the jobs of the 57-strong team were safeguarded.”
“The strategic recapitalisation of the company provides this specialist manufacturer with the platform it needs to drive towards the next phase of growth and expansion. With the personal backing of the CEO and a new, strong ownership structure, Mo-Sys is able to set its sights on success, and we wish the team the best of luck going forward.”
Michael Geissler, CEO, Mo-Sys said:
“With the advice and facilitation of a pre-pack deal by BTG Begbies Traynor, our business is now operating under a streamlined ownership structure, supported by significant private capital alongside committed co-investors who share our conviction in the future of virtual production. This reinforces Mo Sys's independence and allows us to remain technology-agnostic, working openly with the industry's leading premium technology ecosystems, manufacturers, and partners to deliver the best solutions for our customers.”
“This new chapter provides a stronger and more resilient capital structure, free of historic debt and legacy constraints; clearer, more agile decision-making for greater control over product development and quality; and a robust platform for global expansion and future investment. As part of our exciting next phase, we are looking forward to presenting our latest technology now it is ready for the market at exactly the moment when demand for sophisticated, efficient and accessible production workflows is accelerating.”
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