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Warning: Company is liquidation

This status significantly impacts the Vetted Score.

F.J. TREANOR & CO. LIMITED

#01853919liquidationltd

Is F.J. TREANOR & CO. LIMITED Vetted & Legitimate?

F.J. TREANOR & CO. LIMITED was incorporated on 9 October 1984 as a private limited company, making it 41 years old. The company's current status is "liquidation". It currently has 0 active officers on record. No charges or mortgages are registered against this company.

Company Age41 yrs
Statusliquidation
Active Officers0
Outstanding Charges0
Vetted Score15/100

Vetted Score

15/100

Caution

Based on automated analysis of public records.

Active StatusWARN (+0/30)

Company status is liquidation.

Company AgePASS (+20/20)

Operating for 41 years.

Filing CompliancePASS (+20/20)

All accounts and statements are up to date.

Strike-off HistoryPASS (+15/15)

No strike-off history found.

Director StabilityWARN (+0/15)

High turnover or recent appointments only.

Charges & MortgagesPASS (+10/10)

No registered charges.

Insolvency RiskWARN (+-50/0)

CRITICAL: Company is actively in liquidation.

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: 28/01/1991

Charges & Mortgages

No Charges

0 Outstanding

Out of 0 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)

No SIC codes available.

Key Dates & Events Timeline

Jan 11, 1994

gazette filings brought up to date

gazette

filing
Jan 11, 1994

liquidation compulsory winding up order

insolvency

filing
Dec 7, 1993

gazette notice compulsary

gazette

filing
Nov 17, 1993

Insolvency Case: compulsory-liquidation

Event: wound-up-on

insolvency
Oct 11, 1993

Insolvency Case: compulsory-liquidation

Event: petitioned-on

insolvency
May 24, 1993

legacy

gazette

filing
Feb 23, 1993

gazette notice compulsary

gazette

filing
Aug 13, 1991

gazette notice compulsary

gazette

filing
Aug 9, 1991

legacy

gazette

filing
May 30, 1990

accounts with accounts type full

accounts

filing
May 30, 1990

legacy

annual return

filing
Sep 27, 1989

accounts with accounts type full

accounts

filing
Jan 11, 1989

accounts with accounts type full

accounts

filing
Jan 11, 1989

legacy

annual return

filing
Apr 29, 1988

legacy

annual return

filing

Directors & Officers

No active officers found.

Charges & Mortgages

No registered charges.

Insolvency History

  • compulsory liquidationCase #1
    Key Dates:petitioned on: 1993-10-11wound up on: 1993-11-17

Recent Filings

  • gazette1994-01-11
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    gazette filings brought up to date
  • insolvency1994-01-11
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    liquidation compulsory winding up order
  • gazette1993-12-07
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    gazette notice compulsary
  • gazette1993-05-24
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    legacy
  • gazette1993-02-23
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    gazette notice compulsary

Key Dates

  • Incorporated1984-10-09
  • Next Accounts DueN/A
  • Next Confirmation Due28/01/1991

Frequently Asked Questions

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