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Winding-up petition HIGHLANE FOOD LTD

DunfermlineSC620318-petitionDate: 02/04/2026Updated 15/09/2026, 10:56
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A winding-up petition has been presented against HIGHLANE FOOD LTD in Dunfermline (Scotland). A petition is not a court order and may be dismissed, withdrawn or settled. Richard Gardiner has been appointed as insolvency practitioner. The case reference is SC620318-petition. The principal activity of HIGHLANE FOOD LTD is licenced restaurants.

General information

NameHIGHLANE FOOD LTD
TownDunfermline (Scotland)
Company numberSC620318
Case no.SC620318-petition
StatusWinding-up petition
Order date02/04/2026
Company typePrivate limited company
Incorporated on06/02/2019
Company statusliquidation

Sector

GroupAccommodation and food service activities
Primary codeLicenced restaurants (56101)

Offices and addresses

Registered office
3 Castle Court, Carnegie Campus
KY11 8PB Dunfermline

Directors

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Notices

02/04/2026Petitions to Wind Up (Companies)
HIGHLANE FOOD LTD
(SC620318)
SHERIFFDOM OF GRAMPIAN HIGHLAND AND ISLANDS OF INVERNESS
5099730

Insolvency practitioner

Richard Gardiner
Address3 Castle Court Carnegie Campus, KY11 8PB Dunfermline
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