ARDYNE ESTATES LIMITED

Company number SC433931 ·

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Executive summary

Ardyne Estates Limited exhibits a deeply entrenched solvency problem, with negative shareholders' funds of -£3.5 million arising from liabilities that exceed assets by 37%. The company's reliance on significant long-term debt and a sharp increase in intercompany receivables, combined with minimal cash reserves, creates a fragile financial profile that demands immediate verification of ongoing group support. While filing compliance is satisfactory, the balance sheet position alone makes this a high-risk investment prospect that would normally require a qualified audit opinion in an external context.

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Shareholders' funds

-£3,487,114

Balance sheet as at 2025-12-31

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Overview

Company type
Private Limited Company
Incorporated
2012-10-03
Employees
1 (2025 accounts)
Registered office
C/O Brodies Llp Capital Square, 58morrison Street, Edinburgh, Scotland, EH3 8BP
Postcode
EH3 8BP
Capital
2 GBP
Accounts category
Total Exemption Full

Accounts

Last made up to
2025-12-31
Next due by
2027-09-30
Financial year end
31 December

Confirmation statement

Last statement dated
2026-10-03
Next due by
2027-10-17
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Nature of business (SIC)

  • 1500 Mixed farming

Officers 2 current · 5 resigned

Subscribers only Director
Subscribers only Appointed 2025-09-11
Subscribers only Director
Appointed 2013-07-15

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Previous company names

NameDate changed
MM&S (5737) LIMITED2012-11-16

Previous registered addresses 1

AddressChanged on
QUARTERMILE ONE 15 LAURISTON PLACE, EDINBURGH, EH3 9EP2016-01-04

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Competitors Edinburgh

This company ranks 89 among mixed farming in Edinburgh.

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The class of 2012

63%

of the 346 companies in this sector incorporated in 2012 are still active today; 36% have since been dissolved.

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