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Creditors' voluntary liquidation FTTX NETWORK SOLUTIONS LTD

GlasgowSC689436-cvlOrder dated 19/04/2022Updated 23/09/2026, 05:40
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FTTX NETWORK SOLUTIONS LTD in Glasgow (Scotland) entered creditors' voluntary liquidation. The case reference is SC689436-cvl. The principal activity of FTTX NETWORK SOLUTIONS LTD is construction of roads and motorways. 1 report is available.

General information

NameFTTX NETWORK SOLUTIONS LTD
TownGlasgow (Scotland)
Company numberSC689436
Case no.SC689436-cvl
StatusCreditors' voluntary liquidation
Order date19/04/2022
Company typePrivate limited company
Incorporated on17/02/2021
Company statusdissolved
Dissolved on20/05/2024

Sector

GroupConstruction
Primary codeConstruction of roads and motorways (42110)

Offices and addresses

Registered office
C/O GRAINGER CORPORATE RESCUE & RECOVERY, Third Floor 65 Bath Street
G2 2BX Glasgow

Charges

Marketfinance Limitedfixed charge · floating charge20/10/2021 · Outstanding

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Notices

19/04/2022Resolution
4049682
19/04/2022CompanyIssuedLiquidatorAppointment
4049681

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