FOULDS BALTIC LIMITED

Company number SC306794 ·

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Executive summary

FOULDS BALTIC LIMITED presents a paradox: strong liquidity and minimal debt coexist with three consecutive years of declining assets and equity, having lost approximately 48% of its asset base since 2022. The company is solvent and faces no immediate financial distress, but the sustained erosion of shareholders' funds—from a peak of £141,618 to £80,502—signals a business in managed decline or experiencing structural headwinds. The recent director resignation further suggests the business may be entering a transitional phase. The critical next step is determining whether the decline reflects deliberate owner extractions or underlying trading losses, as this will determine whether the business can stabilise or continues its downward trajectory.

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Shareholders' funds

£80,502

Balance sheet as at 2025-01-31

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Overview

Company type
Private Limited Company
Incorporated
2006-08-14
Employees
2 (2025 accounts)
Registered office
1a Larchfield Avenue, Glasgow, G77 5PW
Postcode
G77 5PW
Capital
100,000 GBP
Accounts category
Micro
Charges
1 outstanding

Accounts

Last made up to
2025-01-31
Next due by
2026-10-31
Financial year end
31 January

Confirmation statement

Last statement dated
2026-08-14
Next due by
2027-08-28
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Nature of business (SIC)

  • 46130 Agents involved in the sale of timber and building materials

Officers 2 current · 2 resigned

Appointed 2006-08-14
Appointed 2006-08-14

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Among its peers

No.16 of the largest agents involved in the sale of timber and building materials companies in Glasgow →

Competitors Glasgow

This company ranks 16 among agents involved in the sale of timber and building materials in Glasgow.

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The class of 2006

33%

of the 182,202 companies incorporated in 2006 are still active today; 65% have since been dissolved.

A fact about the year, not a forecast for this company.

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