DRONEOPERATIONS LTD

Executive Summary

DRONEOPERATIONS LTD is a newly incorporated dormant company with negligible financial history and minimal net assets. It currently lacks the operational and financial profile to support credit facilities. Approval should be withheld until the company demonstrates active trading and positive financial performance.

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Company Analysis

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DRONEOPERATIONS LTD - Analysis Report

Company Number: 15024842

Analysis Date: 2025-07-29 13:06 UTC

  1. Credit Opinion: DRONEOPERATIONS LTD is a recently incorporated company (July 2023) classified as dormant with no trading activity or financial history beyond the initial share capital of £1. As such, there is no evidence of operating revenues, earnings, or cash flow generation capability. The company cannot currently service any debt or credit facility, given its dormant status and negligible financial base. Credit approval is not recommended at this stage due to lack of financial data and operating track record. If credit is considered, it must be conditional on the company becoming active and providing subsequent financial statements demonstrating sustainable revenue and cash flow.

  2. Financial Strength: The balance sheet reflects a net asset value and shareholder funds of only £1, represented by one £1 share. No fixed or current assets or liabilities are recorded, consistent with dormant status. The absence of working capital or tangible assets means the company has minimal financial strength or buffer to support credit exposure. The single director and 100% owner, Adam Bridgey, currently controls the company without any external equity or debt.

  3. Cash Flow Assessment: No cash flow information is available as the company has not commenced trading activities. Without operating cash inflows or working capital, liquidity is non-existent. The company would rely entirely on shareholder funds or external financing to meet any financial obligations. This lack of liquidity poses significant repayment risk if credit is extended now.

  4. Monitoring Points:

  • Confirm transition from dormant to active trading status and receipt of first trading accounts.
  • Monitor financial statements for onset of revenue, profitability, and cash generation.
  • Track working capital and net asset trends as indicators of financial stability.
  • Review director conduct and any changes in ownership or management.
  • Assess business plan viability and sector conditions in specialist photography (SIC 74202).

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