Director profile

Graham WALLER

British flagNationality British
Born April 1966 · Age 60
Net worth
0 of 0 controlled (PSC) with accounts
Active companies
5 current appointments
Properties
across controlled companies
Charges
active of 18 total

Snapshot

Graham WALLER is currently associated with 5 active companies. 14 active charges were identified across linked companies.

0

properties identified

14

active charges / mortgages

0

active court cases

5

linked companies

Net worth by industry

No filed accounts available to break down net worth.

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Ownership sitemap

Holding structure & control derived from Companies House PSC filings for Graham WALLER.

5 companies· 2 holding companies· 3 ownership levels
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Graham WALLER

Director profile

5 active appointments

NOVORA 2 LIMITED

director · Business Support & Outsourcing

Director for 1 year

Owned by W7s Directors Limited No control Holding · 1

Net worth

—

Cash

—

Property

0

4 active charges
Parent owns 50–75%

NOVORA BUILDING SERVICES LIMITED

director · Construction & Trades

Director for 1 year

No control Holding · 1

Net worth

—

Cash

—

Property

0

5 active charges
Parent owns 75–100%

NOVORA BUILDING SERVICES (SCOTLAND) LIMITED

director · Construction & Trades

Director for 1 year

No control

Net worth

—

Cash

—

Property

0

DM ENERGY LIMITED

director · Construction & Trades

Director for 1 year

Owned by Avonside Energy Holdings Limited · 75–100% No control

Net worth

£109k

Cash

£91k

Property

0

1 charge

AVONSIDE ENERGY LIMITED

director · Personal Services

Director for 3 years

Owned by W7s Directors Limited No control

Net worth

—

Cash

—

Property

3

5 active charges

Ownership percentages are the control bands declared in Companies House PSC filings (e.g. 75–100% shareholding). Holding companies sit above the subsidiaries they control; dissolved companies are excluded.

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