Company 12899170

KEY ESG LIMITED

A winding-up petition against this company was dismissed (published in The Gazette on 22 April 2026). That usually means the debt was paid or settled. Its confirmation statement is overdue at Companies House.

What to do: Nothing to claim: the petition is closed. A creditor recently took it to court over an unpaid debt, so many suppliers keep its credit terms short for a while.
Insolvency status From The Gazette

KEY ESG LIMITED

Petition dismissed
Company number
12899170
Latest notice
Dismissal of Winding Up Petition
Published
22 Apr 2026
Insolvent
No, petition dismissed
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Official record

Notices in The Gazette

PublishedStageNoticeOfficial record
22 Apr 2026 Petition dismissed Dismissal of Winding Up Petition Notice 5117902
20 Mar 2026 Winding-up petition Petitions to Wind Up (Companies) Notice 5084691

Notices recorded in The Gazette. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. The stage shown is our reading of the notice type; the official notice is the authority.

Company details

As stated in the latest notice

Company number
12899170 (Companies House)

At Companies House

From the Companies House register, checked 14 Oct 2026.

Status
Active
Incorporated
23 Sep 2020
Filings
Confirmation statement overdue

For developers

The same status from the API

One call by company number returns this company's stage, whether it is insolvent, and every notice.

Request 1 check
curl https://insolvencyradar.com/api/v1/companies/uk/12899170 \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer ir_your_key"

Guide

What petition dismissed means if you are owed money

What a winding-up petition is, why it appears in The Gazette, what happens to the company's bank account, and what a creditor should do next.

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Questions

About this company's status

Is KEY ESG LIMITED insolvent?

The latest Gazette notice for KEY ESG LIMITED (12899170) is a petition dismissed notice, published on 22 April 2026. That stage does not by itself mean the company cannot pay its debts. The official notice is the authority.

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