AUTOMATED INTELLIGENCE LIMITED
Companies House NI603151 · Active - Proposal to Strike off
Public money vs net worth, by year
Filed accounts
| Year end | Shareholder funds | Change | Turnover | Directors’ loans | Est. value out |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023-12-30 | -£1,208,289 | — | — | — | — |
| 2024-12-30 | -£2,146,556 | -£938,267 | — | — | — |
Who ranks ahead of the taxpayer
Secured creditors are paid before unsecured creditors (where a general government claim usually sits) in an insolvency.
- The Bank of Ireland Kernel Capital Growth Fund (NI) Limited Partnershipoutstandingfixed chargefloating chargecreated 2024-06-26
- Morris Phillipsoutstandingfixed chargefloating chargecreated 2024-06-26
- Morris Phillipsoutstandingfixed chargefloating chargecreated 2024-02-27
- The Bank of Ireland Kernel Capital Growth Fund (NI) Limited Partnershipoutstanding
How to read this. Public money is money actually paid (central-gov spend over £25k plus council payments over £500 for loaded councils); contract values are amounts awarded, not paid, and are never summed with spend. Shareholder funds and other figures are as filed at Companies House. “Estimated value out” is profit for the period minus the rise in net worth: a neutral indicator that value left the company (dividends, drawings, directors’ loans), not evidence of wrongdoing.
Identity is a confidence-tiered match of a supplier name to a Companies House company, not a verified filing link. The same name can cover more than one legal entity. Absence of a figure is not absence of activity.
These public records appear together. Co-occurrence is not evidence of any wrongdoing; most have entirely legitimate explanations.