The Firmwatch take
Project Tokyo Limited (SC732846) currently shows: At risk signal detected, based on accounts to 31 March 2025; last refreshed 24 May 2026. Insolvency event on the public record: administration.
Companies House source·Accounts to 31 Mar 2025·Refreshed 24 May 2026·Methodology and caveats
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1 public risk event on file
Incorporated
18 May 2022
4 years on the register
Sector
Dormant company
SIC 99999
Size
Not classified
Net assets
£70k
£70,472
Cash at bank
Not disclosed
Not required for this filing type
Risk events
1 on file
Public Gazette / Companies House
Insolvency risk
Worth watching
The latest public accounts contain some cautionary signs, but not enough to suggest severe distress on their own.
Negative working capital
Short-term liabilities are higher than short-term assets in the public balance sheet.
Risk events · monitored daily
1 event on the watchtower
- 19 May 2026Open
Administration
London Gazette·2410
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Money
What the balance sheet says
Net assets
£70k
Cash
Not disclosed
Working cap.
−£2.1m
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.
Recent activity
Filings and risk events
- 19 May 2026Administration2410
People
Who runs this company
- BG
BIGGERSTAFF, Gareth Alexander
director · since 2023
- KN
KELLY, Nikola
director · since 2022
Registered office
Address intelligence
39 other companies registered here.
Common for accountants' offices and small business centres.
Address pattern · G2 5UB
39 other UK companies registered at this postcode.
Active
14
Dissolved
2
Strike-off action
3
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