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Compulsory liquidation LILAC SOFTWARE LTD

High Wycombe08451152-compulsoryOrder dated 01/07/2026Updated 15/09/2026, 10:56
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LILAC SOFTWARE LTD in High Wycombe (South East) entered compulsory liquidation. V Prime has been appointed as insolvency practitioner. The case reference is 08451152-compulsory. The principal activity of LILAC SOFTWARE LTD is business and domestic software development. 1 report is available.

General information

NameLILAC SOFTWARE LTD
TownHigh Wycombe (South East)
Company number08451152
Case no.08451152-compulsory
StatusCompulsory liquidation
Order date01/07/2026
Company typePrivate limited company
Incorporated on19/03/2013
Company statusliquidation

Sector

GroupInformation and communication
Primary codeBusiness and domestic software development (62012)

Offices and addresses

Registered office
The Miles Clappins Lane, Naphill
HP14 4SL High Wycombe

Directors

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Notices

01/07/2026Winding-Up Orders
LILAC SOFTWARE LTD
(Company Number 08451152)
Registered officeThe Miles, Clappins Lane, Naphill,
5164500

Insolvency practitioner

V Prime
AddressPO BOX 16662, BIRMINGHAM, B2 2HA BIRMINGHAM
The Official Receiver Or London
Address16th Floor 1 Westfield Avenue, E20 1HZ London

Reports

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