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Refinery-Supplies Limited
Active Private Limited Company · No. 02201980 · aged 38 years
- Incorporated
- 3 December 1987
- Registered
- Registered in Chadderton, North West · M24 1SW
- Industry
- Manufacturing 25110 · Manufacture of metal structures and parts of structures
Manufacturing 25290 · Manufacture of other tanks, reservoirs and containers of metal
Manufacturing 25990 · Manufacture of other fabricated metal products n.e.c.
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From the accounts
| Period end | Net assets | Cash | Turnover | Employees |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 28/02/2026 full | £233k | £241k | — | 6 |
As filed at Companies House (iXBRL). Micro-entities often omit turnover. “Check” marks a figure that looks mis-scaled in the filing.
Deadlines (live)
- Next accounts
- 30 November 2027
- Confirmation statement
- 8 September 2027
Officers & people with significant control
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Filing history
Confirmation statement with updates · confirmation statement
Accounts with accounts type total exemption full · accounts
Accounts with accounts type total exemption full · accounts
Termination secretary company with name termination date · officers
Confirmation statement with no updates · confirmation statement
Confirmation statement with no updates · confirmation statement
Accounts with accounts type total exemption full · accounts
Accounts with accounts type total exemption full · accounts
Confirmation statement with no updates · confirmation statement
Accounts with accounts type total exemption full · accounts
Confirmation statement with no updates · confirmation statement
Accounts with accounts type total exemption full · accounts
Charges & insolvency
3 charges registered (2 satisfied).
Born the same day, nearby
- Leech & Sharpe Joinery Ltd Strike-off proposed