VP Ventures LLPDissolved
VP Ventures LLP made £0 revenue and £2.5m profit in the year to 5 Apr 2024.
VP Ventures LLP’s revenue was £0 in the year to 5 Apr 2024, with £2.5m profit and 0 employees. We hold 3 years of its filed accounts. It is no longer on the Companies House register.
- Status
- Dissolved
Pass-through vehicle. This looks like a holding, staffing or umbrella company. Its revenue and profit may largely pass through to or from other entities, so the figures may not reflect a standalone operating business. It is excluded from our opportunity lists.
Key figures
Unusual figures. Profit is higher than revenue in this filing. That usually means investment income, dividends from subsidiaries or one-off gains — or a mis-tagged figure. Check the original filing before drawing conclusions.
Badges are automated estimates derived from the filed figures — not statements of fact about the company.
Financial history
| Year to | 28 Feb 2022 | 28 Feb 2023 | 5 Apr 2024 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Disclosure | No P&L | Full P&L | Full P&L |
| Profit & loss | |||
| Revenue (turnover) | — | £0 | £0 |
| Operating profit | — | −£3.1k | £2.5m |
| Profit after tax | — | −£3.1k | £2.5m |
| Profit (best available) | — | −£3.1k | £2.5m |
| Employees (average) | 1 | 0 | 0 |
| Ratios | |||
| Profit margin | — | — | — |
| Growth (year on year) | |||
| Headcount growth | — | ▼100% | — |
| Balance sheet — indirect signals, not revenue | |||
| Cash at bank | £17.5k | £14.1k | £4.2k |
| Net assets | — | — | — |
| Fixed assets | £1.2k | £548 | £0 |
| Current assets | £23.5k | £14.1k | £4.4k |
| Debtors | £6k | £0 | £151 |
| Source | Accounts · bulk data Feb 2024 | Accounts · bulk data Feb 2024 | FullAccounts · bulk data Sep 2024 |
How the business works
- Profit margin
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- Profit ÷ revenue.
- Gross margin
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- Gross profit ÷ revenue. High for software and services.
- Revenue per employee
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- Revenue ÷ average employees.
- Profit per employee
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- Profit ÷ average employees.
- Cash conversion
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- Cash generated from operations ÷ operating profit. Needs a cash-flow statement.
- Fixed assets ÷ revenue
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- Capital intensity. Low = capital-light, cheaper to start.
- Deferred income ÷ revenue
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- Customers paying upfront (subscriptions, deposits). Approximate when combined with accruals.
- Debtors ÷ revenue
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- Money owed by customers. Low = customers pay quickly.
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
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- Now —
- Cash at bank
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- Now £4.2k
- Headcount
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- Now 0
- Deferred income
- —
- Now —
- Fixed assets
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- Now £0
Sources
Latest figures from FullAccounts for the year to 5 Apr 2024 (profit £2.5m), from the Companies House accounts bulk data published Sep 2024. Spotted an error? Request a correction.
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