W. MAHER (AGGREGATES) LIMITED

Company number 02940616 ·

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Shareholders' funds

£600,912

Balance sheet as at 2019-06-30

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What it does

The principal activity of the company is the extraction of quarried materials for the production of aggregates for the construction industry

The company's own description, from its latest filed accounts.

Overview

Company type
Private Limited Company
Incorporated
1994-06-20
Employees
4 (2025 accounts)
Registered office
Rixton Old Hall Manchester Road, Rixton, Warrington, England, WA3 6EW
Postcode
WA3 6EW
Capital
100 GBP
Accounts category
Small

Accounts

Last made up to
2025-06-30
Next due by
2027-03-31
Financial year end
30 June

Confirmation statement

Last statement dated
2026-06-13
Next due by
2027-06-27
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Nature of business (SIC)

  • 8990 Other mining and quarrying not elsewhere classified

Officers 5 current · 6 resigned

Appointed 2016-12-21
Appointed 2016-12-21
Appointed 2006-04-03
MR Gerard MAHER Director
Appointed 2006-04-03
Appointed 1994-06-28

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Group structure 1 subsidiary

Controlled by W. MAHER & SONS LIMITED — since 2016-04-06

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

Contact details

Website
http://www.wmaheraggregates.com

Previous registered addresses 3

AddressChanged on
SOAPSTONE WAY OFF FAIRHILLS ROAD, IRLAM, MANCHESTER, M44 6RA2017-05-15
ASHBURTON ROAD EAST, TRAFFORD PARK, MANCHESTER, M17 1BN2006-09-25
84 TEMPLE CHAMBERS, TEMPLE AVENUE, LONDON, EC4Y 0HP1994-07-04

Among its peers

Among the biggest employers

of 18 similar companies in WA — measured against the wider sector, with 4 staff. 3rd oldest of its local peers.

The class of 1994

47%

of the 28,890 companies incorporated in 1994 are still active today; 50% have since been dissolved.

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

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