They have also listed other smaller creditors including former staff at the site.
It has been estimated that their claims could amount to about £2,100 but they are “unlikely” to receive any dividend.
Similarly a range of unsecured creditors – with potential claims of about £23,000 between them – are “highly unlikely” to see any payout.
They include the likes of energy suppliers, cleaning companies and CCTV maintenance contractors.
Liquidator costs themselves have already run to nearly £50,000.
Meanwhile, the fate of the building itself remains unclear.
It was advertised for sale by Shepherd Chartered Surveyors with a deadline for offers on 3 October.
They have failed to provide any update on the number of bids received or the stage they are at.
