Manchester Biogel Limited
Company profile · Cheshire
DissolvedUnited KingdomIncorporated 2016
Documents & history
Available account evidence and business events. This is not a complete filing history or document library.
Accounts to 2017-04-30
IXBRL · 94 source facts · 9 selected values
Not assessedlegacy record
Accounts to 2017-04-30
IXBRL · 94 source facts · 9 selected values
Not assessed
legacy record
- Reporting period
- 2016-04-10 to 2017-04-30
- Extraction status
- Legacy / not assessed
- Numeric facts
- 32
- Documents processed
- Not recorded
- XBRL standards validation
- Not assessed
- Filing-profile validation
- Not assessed
- Parser
- Legacy parser
- Taxonomy
- FRS-102-2014-09-01.xsd
- Currency
- GBP
- Source identifier
- Prod224_0048_10114420_20170430
- Source archive
- Accounts_Monthly_Data-October2017.zip
Registered details
10114420- Status
- Dissolved
- Type
- Unknown
- Incorporated
- 2016-04-10
- Dissolved
- 2026-03-09
- Jurisdiction
- —
- Registered office
- SUITE C VICTORIA HOUSE, BRAMHALL, CHESHIRE, SK7 2BE
Classification
1 SIC codes23103
Capital & company events
Reconstructed equity rounds and matched research funding.
Equity fundraising
0 SH01-derived roundsNo reconstructed allotment rounds.
Research and innovation
2 matched grantsReproducibility assessment of PeptiGel® products for stem cells culture and applicationsLeadInnovate UK · Collaborative R&D · 2022-12-01 – 2023-03-31 · with 1 other participant£18,390awarded
Reproducibility assessment of PeptiGel® products for stem cells culture and applicationsLead
Innovate UK · Collaborative R&D · 2022-12-01 – 2023-03-31 · with 1 other participant
£18,390
awarded
Manchester Biogel Limitedlead£18,390
Fully synthetic animal-free scaffolds: the future of sustainable and scalable organoid cultureLeadInnovate UK · Collaborative R&D · 2021-01-01 – 2021-09-30 · with 2 other participants£37,973awarded
Fully synthetic animal-free scaffolds: the future of sustainable and scalable organoid cultureLead
Innovate UK · Collaborative R&D · 2021-01-01 – 2021-09-30 · with 2 other participants
£37,973
awarded