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Winding-up petition NORIM CONSTRUCTION LTD

GlasgowSC507701-petitionDate: 30/05/2023Updated 23/09/2026, 00:35
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A winding-up petition has been presented against NORIM CONSTRUCTION LTD in Glasgow (Scotland). A petition is not a court order and may be dismissed, withdrawn or settled. Barry John Stewart has been appointed as insolvency practitioner. The case reference is SC507701-petition. The principal activity of NORIM CONSTRUCTION LTD is construction of commercial buildings.

General information

NameNORIM CONSTRUCTION LTD
TownGlasgow (Scotland)
Company numberSC507701
Case no.SC507701-petition
StatusWinding-up petition
Order date30/05/2023
Company typePrivate limited company
Incorporated on05/06/2015
Company statusdissolved
Dissolved on23/05/2024

Sector

GroupConstruction
Primary codeConstruction of commercial buildings (41201)

Offices and addresses

Registered office
LEONARD CURTIS RECOVERY, 4th Floor 58 Waterloo Street
G2 7DA Glasgow

Directors

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Notices

30/05/2023Petition
4363657

Insolvency practitioner

Barry John Stewart
Address4th Floor, 58 Waterloo Street, G2 7DA Glasgow
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