STEVENAGE CIRCUITS LIMITED

Company number 01059497 ·

Liquidation

Executive summary

Stevenage Circuits Limited is a dissolved legal entity whose operating assets have been acquired by Merlin PCB Group, rendering it incapable of generating revenue or servicing any new debt obligations. Therefore, any credit request for this specific entity must be outright declined. Any future lending consideration must be redirected to the successor entity, Merlin PCB Group, and subjected to a completely fresh underwriting process.

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Overview

Company type
Private Limited Company
Incorporated
1972-06-26
Dissolved
2026-08-07
Registered office
2nd Floor 120 Colmore Row, Birmingham, B3 3BD
Postcode
B3 3BD
Capital
121 GBP
Accounts category
Full
Charges
5 outstanding

Accounts

Last made up to
2021-12-31
Financial year end
31 December

Confirmation statement

Last statement dated
2023-02-05
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Nature of business (SIC)

  • 26110 Manufacture of electronic components

Officers 3 current · 9 resigned

Paul David COOK Secretary
Appointed 2022-07-29
Paul David COOK Director
Appointed 2022-07-29
Appointed 2020-04-01

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Group structure 1 subsidiary

Controlled by TRACKWISE DESIGNS PLC — since 2020-04-01

From persons-with-significant-control filings on the public register.

Contact details

Website
stevenagecircuits.co.uk

Dear Valued Customers, We’re excited to share that Merlin PCB Group has successfully acquired the assets of Stevenage Circuits Ltd! This is a positive step forward, and we’re looking forward to the new opportunities and possibilities this acquisition will bring. The transition involves the transfer of manufacturing activities to one of the Merlin PCB Group’s […]

Previous registered addresses 1

AddressChanged on
CAXTON WAY, STEVENAGE, HERTFORDSHIRE, SG1 2DF2020-04-03

The class of 1972

53%

of the 6,034 companies incorporated in 1972 are still active today; 40% have since been dissolved.

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

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