The Firmwatch take
Rectory Renovations Limited is a 10-year-old SIC 43390 company, active on the Companies House register. The latest filed accounts (year to 31 March 2025) show GBP 94k in net assets, with no distress signals detected. No insolvency or strike-off filings appear in our public Companies House and Gazette data.
Refreshed 24 May 2026
Incorporated
5 January 2016
10 years on the register
Sector
Other building completion and finishing
SIC 43390
Size
Not classified
Net assets
£94k
£94,426
Cash at bank
Not disclosed
Not required for this filing type
Latest filing
None yet
Analytics
Risk, value and sector comparison
Insolvency risk
16/100
low risk
Estimated public-data value
£70,820 - £127,475
medium confidence - net asset range
Sector comparison
Sector benchmark not available yet. This appears when the company has SIC data and enough imported peer accounts.
Positive net assets
The latest extracted accounts show assets exceeding liabilities.
Risk and value are estimates from public accounts only. They are not a credit score, valuation opinion or insolvency prediction guarantee. See methodology.
Balance sheet
Full extracted balance sheet
Cash at bank
Bank balances disclosed in the public accounts.
Not disclosed
Current assets
Assets expected to turn into cash within one year.
Not disclosed
Current liabilities
Amounts due within one year (short-term creditors).
£173,389
Working capital
Current assets minus current liabilities.
Not disclosed
Fixed assets
Long-term tangible and intangible assets.
Not disclosed
Total assets less current liabilities
Fixed assets plus working capital.
Not disclosed
Net assets
What's left after liabilities are deducted from assets.
£94,426
Equity (capital & reserves)
Shareholder funds.
£500
Figures extracted from the company's public XBRL/iXBRL filing. Fields shown as Not disclosed are not legally required for this filing type and are absent from the source document — they are not necessarily zero.
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