CANTRAY ESTATES

Company details

Source: Companies House Free Company Data Product, 1 November 2026. View filing history, officers and PSCs on Companies House.

Summary

CANTRAY ESTATES is a private unlimited company registered in the UK under company number SC081240. It was incorporated on 23 December 1982 and its current status is active.

The registered office address is 18 BON ACCORD CRESCENT, ABERDEEN, AB11 6XY.

Its declared nature of business is growing of cereals (except rice), leguminous crops and oil seeds (SIC 01110); wholesale of meat and meat products (SIC 46320); buying and selling of own real estate (SIC 68100).

About CANTRAY ESTATES

Company type and jurisdiction

CANTRAY ESTATES is a private unlimited company. Its members have no limit on their liability for its debts, and in most cases it does not need to file accounts. Its company number SC081240 shows it was registered in Scotland, so its records are kept by Companies House in Edinburgh. It has been on the register for 43 years and 10 months.

What CANTRAY ESTATES does

On the public register, CANTRAY ESTATES lists 3 activities using the UK Standard Industrial Classification (SIC 2007): growing of cereals (except rice), leguminous crops and oil seeds (01110); wholesale of meat and meat products (46320); buying and selling of own real estate (68100). This places it in the agriculture, forestry and fishing section of the economy. SIC codes describe what a company says it does; they are not a licence and are not checked by Companies House. See other companies with the same SIC code.

Where CANTRAY ESTATES is registered

Its registered office is in Ab11 (postcode district AB11). The registered office is the official address for letters from Companies House, HMRC and the courts. It must be in the same UK jurisdiction where the company was registered, but it does not have to be where the business trades: many companies use their accountant's or a formation agent's address. Browse other companies in AB11.

Accounts and filing deadlines

So far no accounts have been filed yet, which is normal for a company less than about 21 months old. Its next confirmation statement, which confirms its officers, shareholders and registered office are up to date, is due by 6 January 2027. A private company that files its accounts late gets an automatic penalty of £150 if they are up to one month late, rising to £375, £750 and £1,500 after six months, and the penalty is doubled if accounts are late two years in a row. A company that does not file a confirmation statement can be struck off the register.

Charges and secured debt

CANTRAY ESTATES has 2 charges registered against it, of which 2 are still outstanding. A charge is security given to a lender, such as a mortgage over property or a debenture over all the company's assets; if the company does not repay, the lender can take those assets first. The full charge documents can be read for free on Companies House.

Before you do business with CANTRAY ESTATES

Check that the company name and number on its invoices and website match SC081240, read its latest accounts and confirmation statement, and look up its directors and people with significant control on the official register. If it charges VAT, ask for its VAT number and check it with our VAT number checker: a company number and a VAT number are different things. How to check a UK company.

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