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ACME IDEAS LIMITED

Company No. NI050023

ACME IDEAS LIMITED (Northern Ireland) appears in The Belfast Gazette's corporate insolvency pages; the most recent step on record is “Winding-up petition”.

Company
ACME IDEAS LIMITED
Company number
NI050023
Procedure
Compulsory winding-up
Latest step
Winding-up petition
Court reference
No 063822 of 2026
Nature of business
93290
First notice
18 September 2026
Latest notice
18 September 2026

ACME IDEAS LIMITED — Compulsory winding-up.

The company is being wound up by the court. After a creditor's petition the High Court in Northern Ireland made, or is being asked to make, a winding-up order; the Official Receiver for NI or an appointed liquidator then gathers in the assets and investigates why the company failed.

Notice trail

What the Gazette has recorded

Each notice we hold for this company, oldest first, followed by the step that normally comes next.

18 September 2026
Winding-up petition
Belfast Gazette notice 5211065 — Petitions to Wind Up (Companies).
next
Realisation and final meeting
The liquidator realises assets, deals with claims and calls a final meeting before the company is dissolved.
Location & sources

Where it traded

Place
Northern Ireland
Address withheld or only the practitioner's office was printed.
Map

Council area

Northern Ireland. Marker placed at council-area level, not the exact street. Map © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Summary

The record in one paragraph

ACME IDEAS LIMITED (company number NI050023) has 1 corporate insolvency notice(s) in The Belfast Gazette within our window, the first on 18 September 2026 and the latest on 18 September 2026. The court reference is No 063822 of 2026. The Gazette notice is the authoritative text; the Companies House record shows the current status on the Northern Ireland register.

Contains public sector information from The Belfast Gazette licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Our summary is not an official record.

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