LEYBURN SOLUTIONS LTD

Company number 07156831 ·

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Executive summary

Leyburn Solutions Ltd presents a concerning financial trajectory, with net assets eroding by 72% over five years and liquidity collapsing to a current ratio of just 1.08x in the latest period. While the company remains technically solvent and compliant with filing obligations, the pace of deterioration in 2025 – particularly the 86% drop in net current assets – suggests the business may be approaching a point where it cannot sustain operations without external support or a significant change in trading performance. The micro-entity filing regime severely limits visibility into profitability and cash flow, making it impossible to determine whether the underlying business model is viable or whether losses are being absorbed by director support. Any engagement should be contingent on obtaining full management accounts and clarification of the current liability composition.

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Shareholders' funds

£430

Balance sheet as at 2026-01-31

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Overview

Company type
Private Limited Company
Incorporated
2010-02-15
Employees
1 (2026 accounts)
Registered office
19 Leyburn Close, Ouston, Chester-Le-Street, Co Durham, DH2 1TD
Postcode
DH2 1TD
Capital
10 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
2026-02-15
Next due by
2027-03-01
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Nature of business (SIC)

  • 82990 Other business support service activities not elsewhere classified

Officers 1 current

MR John DONNELLY Director
Appointed 2010-02-15

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Competitors Durham

This company ranks 159 among other business support service activities not elsewhere classified in Durham.

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The class of 2010

17%

of the 32,061 companies in this sector incorporated in 2010 are still active today; 81% have since been dissolved.

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