How much does Juna Aesthetics Ltd make?

Juna Aesthetics Ltd reported revenue of £480 and a loss of £1.3k in the year to 31 Oct 2023, according to its accounts filed at Companies House.

How many employees does Juna Aesthetics Ltd have?

Juna Aesthetics Ltd reported an average of 1 employee in the year to 31 Oct 2023.

Is Juna Aesthetics Ltd profitable?

No — Juna Aesthetics Ltd reported a loss of £1.3k in the year to 31 Oct 2023.

Company No. 14391040

Juna Aesthetics LtdDissolved

Registered name: JUNA AESTHETICS LTD

Juna Aesthetics Ltd made £480 revenue and a £1.3k loss in the year to 31 Oct 2023.

Juna Aesthetics Ltd’s revenue was £480 in the year to 31 Oct 2023, with a loss of £1.3k and 1 employee. It is no longer on the Companies House register.

Full P&L filed

This company is no longer on the Companies House register. Figures are from its last filed accounts.

Status: Dissolved

Last filed accounts · year to 31 Oct 2023

Key figures

IndependentSmall team

Revenue

£480

Growth —

Profit

−£1.3k

Growth —

Profit margin

−271.3%

Employees

Change —

Profit / employee

−£1.3k

Revenue/employee £480

Profitable streak

0yrs

Consecutive profitable years in our data

Badges are automated estimates derived from the filed figures — not statements of fact about the company.

1 filed year

Financial history

Multi-year financials, oldest to newest
Year to	31 Oct 2023
Disclosure	Full P&L
Profit & loss
Revenue (turnover)	£480
Profit after tax	−£1.3k
Profit (best available)	−£1.3k
Staff costs	£0
Employees (average)	1
Ratios
Profit margin	−271.3%
Revenue per employee	£480
Profit per employee	−£1.3k
Balance sheet — indirect signals, not revenue
Net assets	£221
Fixed assets	£100
Current assets	£265
Source	FullAccounts · bulk data Jul 2024

Derived from the latest filing

How the business works

Profit margin: −271.3%; Profit ÷ revenue.
Gross margin: —; Gross profit ÷ revenue. High for software and services.
Revenue per employee: £480; Revenue ÷ average employees.
Profit per employee: −£1.3k; Profit ÷ average employees.
Cash conversion: —; Cash generated from operations ÷ operating profit. Needs a cash-flow statement.
Fixed assets ÷ revenue: 20.8%; Capital intensity. Low = capital-light, cheaper to start.
Deferred income ÷ revenue: —; Customers paying upfront (subscriptions, deposits). Approximate when combined with accruals.
Debtors ÷ revenue: —; Money owed by customers. Low = customers pay quickly.

Indirect — not revenue

Balance-sheet signals

Year-on-year changes in filed balance-sheet items. They can hint at momentum (or investment) but are not revenue or profit and must not be read as such.

Net assets: —; Now £221
Cash at bank: —; Now —
Headcount: —; Now 1
Deferred income: —; Now —
Fixed assets: —; Now £100

Sources

Companies House profile Filing history & original accounts

Latest figures from FullAccounts for the year to 31 Oct 2023 (profit −£1.3k), from the Companies House accounts bulk data published Jul 2024. Spotted an error? Request a correction.

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