Wanted Clothing Limited

Wanted Clothing Ltd, based in London, UK, is a medium-sized holding company with an active status. Established 24 years ago in May 09, 2000, it employs 17 people and holds assets valued at £5,023,861. The company generates £12,421,149 in yearly revenue, but operates from a virtual address shared by 37 other companies. It’s managed by four directors and has one owner, with the director list recently changed.

The company's core business revolves around providing gifts, clothing, printing, laser cutting, and embroidery services, all done in-house. It’s a mix of traditional and modern, with a 30-year history stemming from Glotron Clothing (sold 17 years ago) and a fresh outlook under the leadership of Ewan Gloy, who started the business. They boast two industrial embroidery machines, a laser machine, and a large printing machine, allowing for quick turnaround times – sometimes as little as three days. They supply promotional products nationwide, from golf shirts to executive pens.

Financially, Wanted Clothing Ltd presents a mixed picture. While cash bank on hand increased significantly by 100% to £340,000, administrative expenses decreased by 26% to £410,000. However, net assets dropped 20% to £1,700,000, and turnover declined by 27% to £5,900,000. Creditors increased by 86% to £3,400,000, suggesting a need for careful debt management. The company’s size—meeting two of three criteria for a medium-sized company—allows for agility, but the decrease in equity warrants attention. The accounts are audited by Kingswood Allotts Limited.

The company regularly imports clothing and accessories, not knitted or crocheted, and exports special woven and decorative fabrics. It seems that the company is doing well in terms of providing services, but it needs to watch its financial trends closely.

Registered in England/Wales under the registration number 03988902, with a registered address at EC1R 5HL, United Kingdom, London, 3 Coldbath Square.

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