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Parent entities and officers
Inapplicable
parent relation
Individuals in focus

Mr Charles Ross

    Related profiles found in government register
  • Mr Charles Ross
    British born in August 1947

    Resident in United Kingdom

    Registered addresses and corresponding companies
    • 74b Saltburn, Invergordon, Ross-shire, IV18 0JZ, United Kingdom

      IIF 1
  • Ross, Charles
    British consultant born in August 1947

    Resident in United Kingdom

    Registered addresses and corresponding companies
    • 74b Saltburn, Invergordon, Ross-shire, IV18 0JZ

      IIF 2
child relation
Offspring entities and appointments
Active 1
  • 1
    10 Knockbreck Street, Tain, Ross-shire
    Dissolved corporate (2 parents)
    Total Assets Less Current Liabilities (Company account)
    16,969 GBP2017-01-31
    Officer
    1992-01-28 ~ dissolved
    IIF 2 - director → ME
    Person with significant control
    2016-04-06 ~ dissolved
    IIF 1 - Ownership of shares – More than 25% but not more than 50%OE
    IIF 1 - Ownership of voting rights - More than 25% but not more than 50%OE
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