GORDONS TRUSTEES LIMITED

Executive Summary

GORDONS TRUSTEES LIMITED is a dormant private limited company with no trading history and limited financial activity. Despite a clean balance sheet and cash reserves, the absence of operational performance or cash flow prevents a positive credit assessment. Credit approval is declined until the company demonstrates active trading and sustainable financial performance.

GORDONS TRUSTEES LIMITED - Analysis Report

Company Number: 14506507

Analysis Date: 2025-07-20 13:59 UTC

1. Credit Opinion: DECLINE
   GORDONS TRUSTEES LIMITED is a dormant company with no trading activity reported as of the latest accounts (year ending 31 March 2024). The company holds cash and net assets but has no revenue or profit history to demonstrate an ability to service debt or generate operational cash flow. The business classification as non-trading and its dormant status indicate no current commercial activity, which presents a high credit risk. Without trading history or financial performance, the company’s capacity to repay loans or meet commercial obligations cannot be substantiated.

2. Financial Strength:
   The balance sheet shows net assets and shareholders’ funds of £250,000, primarily representing share capital and cash balances (£100,000). The company has no liabilities reported, indicating a clean balance sheet. However, as a dormant entity, these assets do not reflect active business operations or earnings generation. The financial position is stable but static, with no evidence of growth or operational leverage.

3. Cash Flow Assessment:
   Cash of £100,000 is present on the balance sheet, providing immediate liquidity. However, given the company’s dormant status, there is no cash flow from operations. The working capital position is positive but not indicative of ongoing business activity. The lack of trading cash flows means liquidity depends solely on existing cash reserves or external funding.

4. Monitoring Points:

• Changes in company status from dormant to active trading and subsequent filing of trading accounts.
• Development of revenue streams and profitability metrics once trading commences.
• Cash flow generation and working capital management post-activation.
• Any material changes in ownership or director appointments that could impact financial stewardship.