The Firmwatch take
Europe India Forum is a 10-year-old London SIC 96090 company, active on the Companies House register. The latest filed accounts (year to 30 June 2024) show £44k in net assets, with 1 cautionary signal worth monitoring. No insolvency or strike-off filings appear in our public Companies House and Gazette data.
Auto-generated from filings·Refreshed 24 May 2026
Pulse · Net assets
Only one period of accounts has been filed since this company was indexed. A trajectory will appear here as more filings arrive.
Incorporated
25 June 2015
10 years on the register
Sector
Other personal service activities n.e.c.
SIC 96090
Size
Not classified
Net assets
£44k
£43,979
Cash at bank
Not disclosed
Not required for this filing type
Latest filing
None yet
Address pattern · EC4A 2EA
67 other UK companies registered at this postcode.
Active
58
Dissolved
8
Strike-off action
1
Risk events · monitored daily
Nothing has triggered the watchtower
Firmwatch checks 4 public sources every day for this company. Anything that appears — a London Gazette notice, a court order, an insolvency filing — will land here within hours.
London GazettePrimary
Official UK statutory notices — insolvency, strike-off, court orders
Companies House · Insolvency
Winding-up, administration, CVL, CVA, receivership
Companies House · Filings
Confirmation statements, accounts, officer changes
Companies House · Charges
Newly registered charges, satisfactions, security
Refreshed daily · sources all reachable
Money
What the balance sheet says
Net assets
£44k
Cash
Not disclosed
Working cap.
£44k
Current ratio
3.4×
Signals · 2
Positive net assets
The latest filed accounts show assets exceeding liabilities.
Old public accounts
The latest extracted accounts period is more than 18 months old.
People
Who runs this company
- DJ
DADARKAR, Janhavi
director · since 2015
- PN
PURI, Nathu Ram
director · since 2015
4 flagged appointmentsacross these directors' other companies
Registered office
Address intelligence
67 other companies use this address.
High-volume registered-office service. Many UK companies use these legitimately, but they are also a known hosting location for shell entities. Treat this as a flag, not a verdict.
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