Has The Gazette published an insolvency notice for this company?
Type a Companies House number. We search The Gazette’s insolvency notices for the last 12 months and show any that name that exact number.
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Frequently asked questions
What does this check?
The Gazette’s public insolvency notices for the last 12 months, matched on the exact company number, and the company’s status on the Companies House register.
Does a notice mean the company is insolvent?
No. A notice is a published fact, such as a winding-up petition or a meeting of creditors. Petitions can be dismissed and some notices are routine. Read the notice and take advice before you act.
Why match on company number, not name?
Names are shared and change. The company number is unique, so a notice is shown only when its full text names that exact number.
Is this a credit check?
No. It reports what The Gazette and the register say. It is not a credit check, a credit score or advice.