Closures / Insolvency

DESIA LIMITED: in insolvency, 10 Nov 2026

Business and domestic software development

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Procedure
Creditors' voluntary liquidation
Officeholder appointed
2 Nov 2026
Incorporated
26 Aug 2023
Country
GB
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A company's records can be sold once, to several buyers at once, with the personal data removed first.