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T WOOD & SON LIMITED

Company Number
04520631
Status
Dissolved
Incorporation Date
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Dissolution Date
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Company Type
Private Limited Company
Jurisdiction
United Kingdom
Ultimate Beneficial Owners
1 UBO listed, please log in to see this data
Registered Address
  • 2nd Floor, Regis House
    45 King William Street
  • London
  • EC4R 9AN
  • United Kingdom
Industry Codes
  • 46.61: Wholesale of agricultural machinery, equipment and supplies (UK SIC Classification 2007)
  • 46.61: Wholesale of agricultural machinery, equipment and supplies (European Community NACE Rev 2)
  • 4653: Wholesale of agricultural machinery, equipment and supplies (UN ISIC Rev 4)
Latest Accounts Date
2021-12-31
Annual Return Last Made Up Date
2015-08-28
Previous Names
  • AGWOOD LIMITED
Inactive Directors / Officers
5 officers available, please log in to see this data

UK Gazette Notices

T WOOD & SON LIMITED (Company Number 04520631) Registered office: 2nd Floor 32-33 Watling Street, Canterbury, CT1 2AN Principal tradi...,

Name of Company: T WOOD & SON LIMITED Company Number: 04520631 Nature of Business: Wholesale of agricultural machinery, equipment and...,

T WOOD & SON LIMITED (Company Number 04520631) Registered office: 2nd Floor 32-33 Watling Street, Canterbury, CT1 2AN Principal tradi...,

Official Register Entries

register id: Z7395831

Company Addresses

DELANDALE HOUSE, 37 OLD DOVER ROAD, CANTERBURY, KENT, CT1 3JF, United Kingdom

Statements of control (by this company)

Date Description Mechanisms
2016-04-06 Mr Ian Peter Wood controls United Kingdom flag T WOOD & SON LIMITED (United Kingdom) Share Ownership, Voting Rights, Right To Appoint And Remove Directors details


Industry codes

Code Description Code scheme
46.61 Wholesale of agricultural machinery, equipment and supplies UK SIC Classification 2007 details

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