MCBRIDE CONSULTING LIMITED

Executive Summary

McBride Consulting Limited is a dormant micro-entity with no operational history or financial activity, resulting in minimal assets and no cash flow. Consequently, it lacks the financial capacity to service debt or credit facilities at this time. Credit approval is declined pending evidence of business commencement and financial viability.

MCBRIDE CONSULTING LIMITED - Analysis Report

Company Number: 13103676

Analysis Date: 2025-07-20 12:13 UTC

1. Credit Opinion: DECLINE
   McBride Consulting Limited is a dormant entity with no trading activity or revenue generation since incorporation in late 2020. The company’s financials reflect negligible assets (£1 share capital) and no liabilities, indicating no operational business. There is no evidence of cash flow or financial performance to support servicing any debt or credit facility. The dormant status and minimal financial footprint present a high credit risk with no demonstrated ability to repay debt or honor commercial agreements.

2. Financial Strength:
   The balance sheet is minimal, showing only £1 in called-up share capital and net assets of £1 over multiple years. There are no current or fixed assets and no liabilities, reflecting the company has not engaged in active business. The company is classified as a micro-entity and exempt from audit due to dormancy. This zero financial base indicates no financial strength or buffer to absorb economic shocks.

3. Cash Flow Assessment:
   With zero employees, no trading activity, and no reported current assets or liabilities, the company has no operating cash flow or working capital. The absence of cash or receivables means it cannot generate liquidity internally. External funding would be necessary to support any operations, which have not commenced. The current structure offers no evidence of cash flow sustainability.

4. Monitoring Points:

• Any change from dormant to active trading status and subsequent financial filings.
• Introduction of assets, liabilities, or revenue streams in future accounts.
• Changes in share capital or external financing arrangements.
• Director’s plans or disclosures indicating start of business operations.