DECNOLOGY.COM LIMITED

Executive Summary

DECNOLOGY.COM LIMITED is a dormant company with minimal financial history and assets, offering no basis for credit approval at this time. The company’s financial position is limited to nominal share capital and cash, with no trading or cash flow. Credit facilities should be declined until evidence of operational activity and financial stability emerges.

DECNOLOGY.COM LIMITED - Analysis Report

Company Number: 15219113

Analysis Date: 2025-07-29 13:57 UTC

1. Credit Opinion: DECNOLOGY.COM LIMITED is a newly incorporated private limited company (October 2023) and currently dormant with no trading activity reported as of the latest accounts (year ended 31 October 2024). The company shows a minimal balance sheet with only £10 in cash and equity, indicating no operational financial history or capacity to service debt at this stage. Given the lack of trading history, revenue, or assets, the company is not yet creditworthy for any meaningful lending or credit facilities. Recommend a DECLINE for credit extension until trading and financial performance data become available.

2. Financial Strength: The financial position is extremely limited with net assets of £10, representing nominal share capital only. No fixed or current assets beyond £10 cash are reported. The company qualifies as dormant per Companies Act exemptions and has not commenced business operations, so there is no working capital or retained earnings. The balance sheet provides no cushion against financial stress or economic downturn.

3. Cash Flow Assessment: With only £10 cash and no reported income or liabilities, there is no operating cash flow or working capital. The company cannot currently generate cash internally or externally to meet obligations. No evidence exists of financial resilience or liquidity. The director, who controls 100% of shares and voting rights, may need to provide capital injections for future operations.

4. Monitoring Points:

• Monitor future annual accounts for commencement of trading and revenue generation.
• Watch for build-up of current assets and net current assets indicative of working capital.
• Track any capital injections or loans from the director or third parties.
• Observe directors’ reports and strategic outlook when filed for plans to generate sustainable cash flow.
• Review credit applications only after at least one full trading year with positive cash flow and net assets.