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Warning: Company is liquidation

This status significantly impacts the Vetted Score.

APTEC TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED

#03029115liquidationltd

Is APTEC TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED Vetted & Legitimate?

APTEC TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED was incorporated on 6 March 1995 as a private limited company, making it 31 years old. The company's current status is "liquidation". It currently has 3 active officers on record and 13 historical appointments that have since resigned. There are 3 charges registered against this company, all of which have been satisfied.

Company Age31 yrs
Statusliquidation
Active Officers3
Outstanding Charges0
Vetted Score28/100

Vetted Score

28/100

Caution

Based on automated analysis of public records.

Active StatusWARN (+0/30)

Company status is liquidation.

Company AgePASS (+20/20)

Operating for 31 years.

Filing CompliancePASS (+20/20)

All accounts and statements are up to date.

Strike-off HistoryPASS (+15/15)

No strike-off history found.

Director StabilityPASS (+15/15)

Established leadership structure.

Charges & MortgagesPASS (+8/10)

All 3 charge(s) are fully satisfied.

Insolvency RiskWARN (+-50/0)

CRITICAL: Company is actively in liquidation.

Officer Pattern AdjustmentPASS (+0/5)

Officers have neutral track records. (Avg Officer Score: 70)

Financial Health & Compliance

Insolvency Risk: This company has a history of insolvency proceedings. Please review the Insolvency section for details before proceeding.

Annual Accounts

Unknown

full

Confirmation Statement

Up to date

Filed

Next due: 03/04/2006

Charges & Mortgages

All Satisfied

0 Outstanding

Out of 3 total charges

Company / Officer Relationships

Visualization of directors and their other active appointments. (Limited to 5 active directors)

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Nature of Business (SIC)

  • 1717Unknown SIC Code
  • 1725Unknown SIC Code
  • 1754Unknown SIC Code
  • 3720Unknown SIC Code

Key Dates & Events Timeline

Mar 16, 2020

order of court restoration previously creditors voluntary liquidation

insolvency

filing
Jan 24, 2017

gazette dissolved compulsory

gazette

filing
Nov 8, 2016

gazette notice compulsory

gazette

filing
Mar 3, 2015

restoration order of court

restoration

filing
Mar 21, 2012

gazette dissolved liquidation

gazette

filing
Dec 21, 2011

liquidation voluntary creditors return of final meeting

insolvency

filing
Aug 3, 2011

liquidation voluntary statement of receipts and payments with brought down date

insolvency

filing
Feb 10, 2011

liquidation voluntary statement of receipts and payments with brought down date

insolvency

filing
Aug 13, 2010

liquidation voluntary statement of receipts and payments with brought down date

insolvency

filing
Feb 11, 2010

liquidation voluntary statement of receipts and payments with brought down date

insolvency

filing
Jul 28, 2009

liquidation voluntary statement of receipts and payments with brought down date

insolvency

filing
Feb 12, 2009

liquidation voluntary statement of receipts and payments with brought down date

insolvency

filing
Jul 30, 2008

liquidation voluntary statement of receipts and payments with brought down date

insolvency

filing
Jan 31, 2008

liquidation voluntary statement of receipts and payments

insolvency

filing
Feb 1, 2007

liquidation voluntary appointment of liquidator

insolvency

filing

Directors & Officers

Charges & Mortgages

0 outstanding / 3 total charge(s)

  • fully satisfiedDebenture
    Entitled: The Governor and Company of the Bank of Scotland
    Created: 1999-06-23Satisfied: 2005-01-26
  • fully satisfiedSupplemental debenture
    Entitled: Morgan Grenfell & Co. Limited as Agent and Trustee for Itself and Each of the Lenders (As Defined)
    Created: 1995-04-27Satisfied: 2005-01-26
  • fully satisfiedDebenture
    Entitled: Morgan Grenfell & Co. Limited(The "Security Agent") as Agent and Trustee Foritself and Each of the Lenders (as Defined Therein)
    Created: 1995-04-11Satisfied: 2005-01-26

Insolvency History

  • in administrationCase #1
    Key Dates:administration ended on: 2007-01-10administration started on: 2006-01-10
    Practitioners:
    David Matthew Hammond (practitioner)
    Ceased: 2007-01-10
    Edward Mark Shires (practitioner)
    Ceased: 2007-01-10
    David Matthew Hammond (practitioner)
    Ian David Green (practitioner)
    Ceased: 2007-01-10
  • creditors voluntary liquidationCase #2
    Key Dates:wound up on: 2007-01-10
    Practitioners:
    Ian David Green (practitioner)
    Appointed: 2007-01-10
    Edward Mark Shires (practitioner)
    Appointed: 2007-01-10
    David Matthew Hammond (practitioner)
    Appointed: 2007-01-10
    Ian David Green (practitioner)
    Appointed: 2007-01-10
    Edward Mark Shires (practitioner)
    Appointed: 2007-01-10

Recent Filings

  • insolvency2020-03-16
    View PDF
    order of court restoration previously creditors voluntary liquidation
  • gazette2017-01-24
    View PDF
    gazette dissolved compulsory
  • gazette2016-11-08
    View PDF
    gazette notice compulsory
  • restoration2015-03-03
    View PDF
    restoration order of court
  • gazette2012-03-21
    View PDF
    gazette dissolved liquidation

Key Dates

  • Incorporated1995-03-06
  • Next Accounts DueN/A
  • Next Confirmation Due03/04/2006

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