ALDER TREE LIMITED

Company number 06058884 ·

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Executive summary

Alder Tree Limited is a long-established, family-run micro ice cream manufacturer with an active brand but a technically insolvent balance sheet (negative net assets of £20,580 at Jan 2025) and an undisclosed income position under micro-entity filing rules; the business is sustained by c.£70k of interest-free director loans, which provide crucial—but discretionary—support. Credit is only supportable on a conditional basis with personal guarantees from all three name shown to subscribers directors, a modest facility size, and tight monitoring of liquidity and director loan behaviour.

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Shareholders' funds

£4,838

Balance sheet as at 2026-01-31

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Overview

Company type
Private Limited Company
Incorporated
2007-01-19
Employees
4 (2026 accounts)
Registered office
Alder Carr Farm, Creeting St., Mary, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP6 8LX
Postcode
IP6 8LX
Capital
100 GBP
Accounts category
Micro

Accounts

Last made up to
2026-01-31
Next due by
2027-10-31
Financial year end
31 January

Confirmation statement

Last statement dated
2026-01-19
Next due by
2027-02-02
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Nature of business (SIC)

  • 10520 Manufacture of ice cream

Officers 4 current

Subscribers only Director
Subscribers only Appointed 2007-01-19
Subscribers only Secretary
Appointed 2007-01-19
Subscribers only Director
Appointed 2007-01-19
Subscribers only Director
Appointed 2007-01-19

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Contact details

Website
alder-tree.co.uk
Phone
01449721220

Alder Tree award winning real fruit ice cream.

Among its peers

Among the oldest 25%

of 322 similar companies in IP — measured against the wider sector, trading since 2007

The class of 2007

28%

of the 228,174 companies incorporated in 2007 are still active today; 70% have since been dissolved.

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