Key 2 Property Investment Limited
Company 10885367 · Active · incorporated 26/07/2017 · Preston PR2 5BQ · Private Limited Company
Nature of business: 68100 - Buying and selling of own real estate
Latest accounts held to 2025-05-31; total assets £419,195; net assets £30,766; 0 employees.
Who controls it
- Mr Michael Kai Wai Chan (person, born 09/1967, British, resident England)
ownership of shares 50 to 75 percent, voting rights 50 to 75 percent, right to appoint and remove directors · from 2020-11-17 - Mrs Stefanie Chan-Wenske (person, born 12/1968, German, resident England)
ownership of shares 25 to 50 percent, voting rights 25 to 50 percent · from 2020-12-23 - No individual or entity with signficant control (statement)
· from 2017-07-26, ceased 2020-11-08
Where the chain ends
This company is not held through another UK company on the register, so the persons above are the end of the ownership question.
Who runs it
The officer register for this company is not yet loaded here. It is on Companies House.
Property on the register
1 title on the register, around £125,000 by latest value.
- Title LA800675 · Freehold · £125,000 · HYNDBURN LANCASHIRE
District level only. Information produced by HM Land Registry © Crown copyright; street addresses are withheld under the licence.
Companies with a similar fingerprint
Nearest by our vector reading of what the company is and does. A resemblance, not a relationship.
- Key Property Investments (number Two) Limited (04177539)
- Key Property Investments Limited (03372175)
- Key Homes and Investments Limited (15065095)
- Key Property Investments (number One) Limited (03450063)
- Key 2 Properties Limited (15833336)
- First Key Property Investment Limited (15162514)
- Key2 Property Partners Ltd (11360800)
- One Two Key Properties Limited (12374948)
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