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Previously on "How do I find out what parent company a particular agency belongs to?"
ATW is correct, not too many restrictions. The accounts that are available at Companies House should disclose the ultimate controlling part of a company and as ATW states, the annual return should show who owns the company shares of a limited company.
Welcome back Darren, good holiday? Was it a honeymoon?
Just a thought, are there any restrictions in offshore companies owning shares in UK limited companies?
ATW is correct, not too many restrictions. The accounts that are available at Companies House should disclose the ultimate controlling part of a company and as ATW states, the annual return should show who owns the company shares of a limited company.
Try looking at shareholder info from Companies House - you may have to buy a few reports to unravel the chain of companies owning each other but there is a good chance you find main one, even though they may use offshore company to prevent tracking main one.
Just a thought, are there any restrictions in offshore companies owning shares in UK limited companies?
Chances are it's an S3 company.
Go to www.sthree.com and download their annual report which gives the list of all the companies in the group, or alternatively, post the ag*ncy name here and we'll tell you.
Try looking at shareholder info from Companies House - you may have to buy a few reports to unravel the chain of companies owning each other but there is a good chance you find main one, even though they may use offshore company to prevent tracking main one.
Most agencies openly declare by their name, what company they belong to. Reed Technology and Reed Pro Services are both Reed Agency.
Computer People and Generic software cosultants are same agency.
Even Clients follow this trend. Seimens Business Services are the same as Siemens Pro Services.
Anyone had a call from a yappy recently offering £250 a day, for a rollout contract, then asking about previous interviews and who u spoke to? Agency crap.
How do I find out what parent company a particular agency belongs to?
I have the name of an agency, I want to find out the name of its parent company, and then also, more importantly, all other companies that belong to that parent company.
Some agancies openly state this on their website (e.g computer people), other's do not. Particular sister companies I have noticed.
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