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- !Lv 710 years agoFavorite Answer
A private company or a non-traded public company with share capital must provide a full list of all shareholders on its first annual return following incorporation and every third annual return after it has provided a full list. See www.companieshouse.co.uk
Public companies - see http://www.businesslink.gov.uk/bdotg/action/detail... Scroll down about halfway and you'll see the requirements (broadly 5%+ holdings must be shown and holdings of less than 5% must NOT be made public).
- Anonymous6 years ago
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- RaysorLv 710 years ago
Contact the registrar. There is a form to fill in (details of who wants the register and purpose). It costs around £50 (not sure exactly and it may vary form registrar to registrar). From memory I think the basic list does not include small holders (under 5000?). Although you can get this if you pay extra. You get names and addresses although you will probably find the majority of shares are held in Nominee names. (Nominees of Crest Authorised Depositeries)
Source(s): Personal experience - Girlie ElectricsLv 710 years ago
Not sure that you can.
It would be covered by data protection, surely.
Director information etc is obtainable from Companies House.