Warning: Company is liquidation
This status significantly impacts the Vetted Score.
EL-AMMAR BAKERY LIMITED
About EL-AMMAR BAKERY LIMITED
The company's current status is "Liquidation". It currently has 2 active officers on record and 4 historical appointments that have since resigned. No charges or mortgages are registered against this company. The company is controlled by Mr Mahmoud Hussien El-Ammar as persons with significant control (PSC).
Vetted Score
Caution
Based on automated analysis of public records.
Company status is Liquidation.
Company is less than 2 years old.
All accounts and statements are up to date.
Prior strike-off or dissolution action found.
Established leadership structure.
No registered charges.
CRITICAL: Company is actively in liquidation.
Officers have neutral track records. (Avg Officer Score: 75)
Financial Health & Compliance
Insolvency Risk: This company has a history of insolvency proceedings. Please review the Insolvency section for details before proceeding.
Annual Accounts
Up to dateTOTAL EXEMPTION FULL
Next due: 30/09/2025
Confirmation Statement
Up to dateFiled
Next due: 17/01/2017
Charges & Mortgages
No Charges0 Outstanding
Out of 0 total charges
Company / Officer Relationships
Visualization of directors and their other active appointments. (Limited to 5 active directors)
Nature of Business (SIC)
- 10710 - Manufacture of bread; manufacture of fresh pastry goods and cakesUnknown SIC Code
Key Dates & Events Timeline
liquidation voluntary appointment of liquidator
insolvency
filingresolution
resolution
filingliquidation voluntary statement of affairs
insolvency
filingchange registered office address company with date old address new address
address
filingInsolvency Case: creditors-voluntary-liquidation
Event: wound-up-on
insolvencygazette filings brought up to date
gazette
filingconfirmation statement with no updates
confirmation statement
filingdissolved compulsory strike off suspended
dissolution
filinggazette notice compulsory
gazette
filingaccounts with accounts type total exemption full
accounts
filingconfirmation statement with no updates
confirmation statement
filingaccounts with accounts type total exemption full
accounts
filingconfirmation statement with no updates
confirmation statement
filingaccounts with accounts type total exemption full
accounts
filingconfirmation statement with no updates
confirmation statement
filingDirectors & Officers
Kahhar El-ammar
secretaryMahmoud Hussien El-ammar
directorCharges & Mortgages
No registered charges.
Insolvency History
- creditors voluntary liquidationCase #1Key Dates:wound up on: 2025-10-01Practitioners:Vincent Andrew Simmons (practitioner)Appointed: 2025-10-01
Ownership & Control (PSC)
- IndividualMr Mahmoud Hussien El-AmmarNotified: 2016-04-06Nature of Control:
- ownership of shares 75 to 100 percent
Recent Filings
- liquidation voluntary appointment of liquidatorinsolvency2025-10-07View PDF
- resolutionresolution2025-10-07View PDF
- liquidation voluntary statement of affairsinsolvency2025-10-07View PDF
- change registered office address company with date old address new addressaddress2025-10-07View PDF
- gazette filings brought up to dategazette2025-03-26View PDF
Key Dates
- Incorporated20/12/2002
- Next Accounts Due30/09/2025
- Next Confirmation Due17/01/2017
Frequently Asked Questions
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