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Compulsory liquidation MATRIX LOCKSMITHS LIMITED

Harlow04547704-compulsoryOrder dated 20/01/2022Updated 23/09/2026, 06:46
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MATRIX LOCKSMITHS LIMITED in Harlow (East of England) entered compulsory liquidation. The Official Receiver Or Ipswich has been appointed as insolvency practitioner. The case reference is 04547704-compulsory. The principal activity of MATRIX LOCKSMITHS LIMITED is other specialised construction activities n.e.c.. 1 report is available.

General information

NameMATRIX LOCKSMITHS LIMITED
TownHarlow (East of England)
Company number04547704
Case no.04547704-compulsory
StatusCompulsory liquidation
Order date20/01/2022
Company typePrivate limited company
Incorporated on27/09/2002
Company statusdissolved
Dissolved on11/11/2022

Sector

GroupConstruction
Primary codeOther specialised construction activities n.e.c. (43999)

Offices and addresses

Registered office
The Latton Bush Centre Office 1 & 2, Southern Way
CM18 7BL Harlow

Directors

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Notices

20/01/2022WindingUpOrder
3971700

Insolvency practitioner

The Official Receiver Or Ipswich
AddressFranciscan House, IP1 1ED Ipswich
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