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Company extract for a UK public limited company (PLC)

A PLC must hold at least £50,000 of allotted share capital and may offer shares to the public — the form behind listed British companies. We fetch the live register record from €9.99.

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The PLC threshold and what it signals

Choosing PLC form signals scale ambitions: real capital requirements, stricter governance (two directors plus qualified secretary), and tighter accounts deadlines than private companies. The register documents compliance with each — capital statements, officer roster, filing dates.

For counterparties, 'PLC' in a name is no guarantee of listing or size; the record shows what actually stands behind it.

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Frequently asked questions

What makes a PLC different from a Ltd?

Minimum allotted capital of £50,000 (at least a quarter paid up), the ability to offer shares publicly, a mandatory qualified company secretary and at least two directors.

What does the record include?

Company number, status, registered office, directors and secretary, PSC data where applicable, capital statements and the filing history.

Are all PLCs listed on a stock exchange?

No — PLC status is a legal form, not a listing. Many PLCs are unlisted; the register record is the same authoritative source for both.

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