Registration Numbers (UK Only)
This is the unique number given to a UK-registered company by Companies House on registration as a new company.
Sometimes an alpha prefix may appear in a registration number. These are listed below:
Companies registered in England and Wales
AC | Assurance companies |
BR | Branch Registration |
FC | Overseas companies which appear to have a place of business in England or Wales |
GE | European Economics Interest Groupings |
IP | Industrial and Provident Societies, registered with the Registrar of Friendly Societies |
LP | Limited Partnership |
OC | Limited Liability Partnerships |
OE | Registered overseas entities |
RC | Incorporated by Royal Charter or Letters Patent |
ZC | Companies Incorporated under other than Companies Acts (Very old, specific companies) |
Companies registered in Scotland
SA | Assurance companies |
SC | Companies registered under Part I of the Companies Act 1985 |
SF | Overseas Companies which appear to have a place of business in Scotland |
SL | Limited Partnerships |
SO | Other Companies |
SP | Industrial and Provident Societies |
SR | Incorporated by Royal Charter or Letters Patent |
SZ | Companies Incorporated under other than Companies Acts |
Companies registered in Northern Ireland
NA | Assurance companies |
NF | Overseas companies which appear to have a place of business in Northern Ireland |
NI | Companies registered under Part I of the Companies Act (Northern Ireland) 1960 |
NL | Limited Partnerships |
NO | Other Companies |
NP | Industrial and Provident Societies |
NR | Incorporated by Royal Charter or Letters Patent |
NZ | Companies Incorporated under other than Companies Acts |