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Companies House to accept strike-off objections online only from December 2026

Companies House will require all strike-off objections to be submitted via its online service starting 1 December 2026.

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As of 2026-09-01 16:40 UTC. Market figures are as the cited sources reported them at that time and may have moved since. This is news, not investment advice.
Companies House announced that objections to strike-offs must be submitted through its online service starting 1 December 2026. [1] From 1 December 2026, Companies House will no longer accept objections to limited companies being struck off via email. [2] Users must create an account with Companies House to use the new online objection service. [3] 3i hired investment bankers in October 2024 to explore a sale of Audley Travel. [4] Audley Travel has been under private equity ownership since 2012, having been held by two successive owners for almost 14 years. [5] Audley Travel is a £482 million ($656 million) tailor-made tour operator that employs highly paid human specialists to plan trips. [6] The London-listed private equity firm 3i owns 48% of Audley Travel's shares and holds the large majority of the shareholder debt. [7]
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  1. Companies House announced that objections to strike-offs must be submitted through its online service starting 1 December 2026. · GOV.UKUnited Kingdom
  2. From 1 December 2026, Companies House will no longer accept objections to limited companies being struck off via email. · GOV.UKUnited Kingdom
  3. Users must create an account with Companies House to use the new online objection service. · GOV.UKUnited Kingdom
  4. 3i hired investment bankers in October 2024 to explore a sale of Audley Travel. · Skift
  5. Audley Travel has been under private equity ownership since 2012, having been held by two successive owners for almost 14 years. · Skift
  6. Audley Travel is a £482 million ($656 million) tailor-made tour operator that employs highly paid human specialists to plan trips. · Skift
  7. The London-listed private equity firm 3i owns 48% of Audley Travel's shares and holds the large majority of the shareholder debt. · Skift
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