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Notes on UK company formation, sectors, regions and what the register reveals about the market.

Who Owns a Company in the UK? Reading the PSC Register

How to find out who really owns and controls a UK company using the People with Significant Control register — what it shows, its thresholds, and its limits.

11 Aug 2026

Company Monitoring: How to Get Alerts on Directors, Filings and Changes

How to monitor UK companies for director changes, filings and other events — from the free Companies House 'Follow' feature to systematic watchlists and signals.

11 Aug 2026

SIC Codes Explained: How to Target Companies by Industry

What SIC codes are, how the UK uses them on the company register, their quirks and limits, and how to use them to target or analyse companies by industry.

11 Aug 2026

Construction Company Leads UK: Finding New Builders, Trades and Developers

How to find new construction, building and trades companies across the UK from the public register, and how suppliers and services can reach them early.

11 Aug 2026

Recruitment Agency Leads: New Companies That Are About to Hire

How recruitment agencies can use UK company data to find new and growing businesses that are about to hire — and reach the decision-maker before competitors do.

11 Aug 2026

How to Read a Company's Filing History (Accounts, Confirmation Statements & More)

A plain-English guide to reading a UK company's filing history on Companies House — what accounts, confirmation statements, charges and other filings actually tell you.

11 Aug 2026

Finding High-Growth and Funded Companies in the UK

How to identify high-growth and funded UK companies using public register signals — what you can see for free, what requires enrichment, and how to read the clues.

11 Aug 2026

Companies Formed Today: How to See New UK Registrations Daily

How to see UK companies formed today or this week, why a daily view of new registrations is so valuable, and the practical ways to build or access one.

11 Aug 2026

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