WORK IN PROGRESS CREATIVE SOLUTIONS LIMITED

Company number 04330548 ·

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Executive summary

WORK IN PROGRESS CREATIVE SOLUTIONS LIMITED presents a concerning investment profile characterised by a 75% single-year decline in shareholders' funds and an 86% cumulative decline since 2016, with no transparent explanation available from the abridged accounts filed. While the company remains solvent with adequate short-term liquidity and no debt, the zero-employee operational footprint, the unexplained collapse in debtors, and the deliberate omission of profit and loss detail raise material questions about the viability and governance of this entity. Thorough due diligence on the source of losses, related party balances, and the company's actual trading status is essential before any investment consideration.

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Shareholders' funds

£20,470

Balance sheet as at 2026-05-31

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Overview

Company type
Private Limited Company
Incorporated
2001-11-28
Employees
0 (2026 accounts)
Registered office
High Croft, Warmington, Banbury, England, OX17 1DF
Postcode
OX17 1DF
Capital
2 GBP
Accounts category
Total Exemption Full

Accounts

Last made up to
2026-05-31
Next due by
2028-02-29
Financial year end
31 May

Confirmation statement

Last statement dated
2025-10-26
Next due by
2026-11-09
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Nature of business (SIC)

  • 62012 Business and domestic software development

Officers 3 current · 2 resigned

MR Warren MOTT Secretary
Appointed 2001-11-28
Martin SAKER Director
Appointed 2001-11-28
MR Warren MOTT Director
Appointed 2001-11-28

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Among its peers

Among the oldest 25%

of 891 similar companies in OX, trading since 2001

Competitors Oxford

This company ranks 217 among business and domestic software development in Oxford.

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The class of 2001

49%

of the 642 companies in this sector incorporated in 2001 are still active today; 48% have since been dissolved.

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

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