The Firmwatch take
Auger & Layen Limited (15163146) currently shows: Watch signal detected, based on accounts to 30 September 2025; last refreshed 24 May 2026. Negative working capital — extracted from the latest filed accounts.
Companies House source·Accounts to 30 Sept 2025·Refreshed 24 May 2026·Methodology and caveats
Firmwatch signals are generated from public filings and are not credit ratings or financial advice.
Incorporated
25 September 2023
2 years on the register
Sector
Other business support service activities n.e.c.
SIC 82990
Size
Not classified
Net assets
£10
Bottom 30% in sector
Cash at bank
Not disclosed
Not required for this filing type
Latest filing
None yet
Insolvency risk
Worth watching
The latest public accounts contain some cautionary signs, but not enough to suggest severe distress on their own.
Thin net asset buffer
The company reports a small visible net asset position.
Negative working capital
Short-term liabilities are higher than short-term assets in the public balance sheet.
Money
What the balance sheet says
Net assets
£10
Bottom 30% in sector · sector median £2k · 185,966 filers in this sector
Cash
Not disclosed
Working cap.
−£350
Median £4k
Current ratio
—
Signals · 2
Positive net assets
The latest filed accounts show assets exceeding liabilities.
Negative working capital
Current liabilities exceed current assets in the extracted accounts.
Address pattern · SS7 2QL
451 other UK companies registered at this postcode.
Active
413
Dissolved
8
Strike-off action
24
Sector benchmark · Property and Support Services
How this company compares in 185,966 filers in this sector
Bottom 30% in sector — Auger & Layen Limited shows £10 in net assets. Sector median is £2k.
Sector medians are computed annually across all UK companies in this broad sector. Position is approximate — see the Money tab for the full balance sheet.
People
Who runs this company
- AP
AUGER, Paul James
director · since 2023
Registered office
Address intelligence
451 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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