G.S. Contracts (Joinery) Limited
G.S. Contracts (Joinery) Limited is a liquidation company incorporated on 24 July 1992 with the registered office located in Weybridge, Surrey. G.S. Contracts (Joinery) Limited was registered 33 years ago.
Status
Liquidation
In voluntary liquidation since 2 months ago
Compulsory strike-off was suspended 2 months ago
Company No
02734245
Private limited company
Age
33 years
Incorporated 24 July 1992
Size
Micro
Turnover is under £1M
Balance sheet is under £500,000
Confirmation
Overdue
Confirmation statement overdue by 179 days
Dated 26 February 2024 (1 year 6 months ago)
Next confirmation dated 26 February 2025
Was due on 12 March 2025 (5 months ago)
Last change occurred 1 year 6 months ago
Accounts
Due Soon
For period 1 Jan ⟶ 31 Dec 2023 (12 months)
Accounts type is Small
Next accounts for period 31 December 2024
Due by 30 September 2025 (22 days remaining)
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Mutual Companies
Ian Elsey and Lewis Elsey are mutual people.
Active
Ian Elsey is a mutual person.
Active
Ian Elsey is a mutual person.
Liquidation
Brands
GS Contracts is an interior fit-out and bespoke manufacturing contractor with over 25 years of experience in the design, manufacture, installation, and management of fit-outs and refurbishments.
Financials
Net Assets, Total Assets & Total Liabilities (2014–2023)
Period Ended
31 Dec 2023
For period 31 Dec ⟶ 31 Dec 2023
Traded for 12 months
Cash in Bank
£193.09K
Decreased by £883.47K (-82%)
Turnover
Unreported
Same as previous period
Employees
26
Increased by 26 (%)
Total Assets
£1.79M
Decreased by £535.87K (-23%)
Total Liabilities
-£1.61M
Decreased by £392.29K (-20%)
Net Assets
£173.26K
Decreased by £143.59K (-45%)
Debt Ratio (%)
90%
Increased by 3.95% (+5%)
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