Caffe' Z'ani Ltd

Caffe' Z'ani Ltd is a small, active company based in Kenley, UK, established eleven years ago in 2014. With four employees and £47,474 in assets, it operates from a virtual address—a fact highlighted by the presence of 105 other companies registered at the same location. The business is run by one director and two owners, with Melina-german Catia and Melina Rosetta listed as the owners. It's a private limited company, and the accounts are unaudited.

The company specializes in the wholesale of coffee, tea, cocoa, and spices, and its website showcases a focus on premium Italian coffee, particularly beans roasted in the Calabrian style. It sells directly to consumers and businesses alike, offering coffee machines alongside its beans and emphasizing quality, ethical sourcing, and even awards—like the "Great Taste 2024" accolade. The website also highlights partnerships and a commitment to customer service, with glowing testimonials from satisfied customers.

Financially, Caffe' Z'ani Ltd presents a mixed picture. While current assets increased by 42% to £47,000, net assets remained negative at -£28,000, a slight improvement from the previous year. Bank borrowings decreased by 25% to £13,000, and cash reserves rose by 18% to £7,000. However, creditors increased significantly, both within and after one year, suggesting a reliance on short-term financing. The company’s small size (meeting two of three criteria for a small company) allows for flexibility, but the negative equity and rising creditors are something to keep an eye on. The company’s increase in other debtors, by a staggering 1200%, is a bit of a surprise and warrants further investigation. As a small company, it is exempt from an audit, so the figures are director-reported.

Registered in England/Wales under the registration number 09005118, with a registered address at CR8 5HB, England, Kenley, 163 Welcomes Road.

WARNING:The numbers have been rounded for simplicity and may be inaccurate.Please, refer to the latest financial report for verification.