EVITISOP LTD

Executive Summary

EVITISOP LTD is a newly incorporated dormant company with minimal net assets and no trading history. The absence of financial activity and cash flows precludes any positive credit assessment, leading to a decline recommendation for credit facilities at this stage. Future credit considerations should await evidence of active trading and financial performance.

EVITISOP LTD - Analysis Report

Company Number: SC729742

Analysis Date: 2025-07-20 18:55 UTC

1. Credit Opinion: DECLINE. EVITISOP LTD is a dormant company with no trading activity or financial transactions reported since incorporation in 2022. The company’s net assets and shareholders’ funds remain minimal at £100, representing only the nominal share capital. There is no evidence of revenue generation, profitability, or cash flows to support debt servicing capability. Without trading history or financial performance, the credit risk is high and the ability to repay loans or meet commercial commitments cannot be assessed or assured.

2. Financial Strength: The balance sheet consists solely of called up share capital of £100 with net assets equal to this amount. There are no current or fixed assets, liabilities, or retained earnings. The company is in its initial dormant status and has not commenced business operations. This financial structure provides no buffer or strength to absorb losses or fund working capital needs.

3. Cash Flow Assessment: No cash flow information is available, and given the dormant status, the company has not generated any operating cash inflows or outflows. Working capital and liquidity cannot be evaluated and are effectively nonexistent. The company relies entirely on initial equity funding with no evidence of ongoing cash resources.

4. Monitoring Points:

• Monitor filing of accounts and confirmation statements to ensure compliance remains current.
• Watch for transition from dormant to active status and subsequent financial filings showing trading performance.
• Assess any changes in share capital, debt levels, or asset acquisitions that could impact creditworthiness.
• Review background and credit history of directors if new liabilities or credit facilities are requested.