Employer record

Fanfare Restaurants Ltd

ActiveCompany no. SC576969Private limited companyUnlicensed restaurants and cafesBrandon Parade South

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Size: 500–999 staff; Gender pay gap return 2024
Revenue: £31.6m; Year to 31 Dec 2024
Balance sheet worth: £1.1m; Year to 31 Dec 2024
Tribunal claims: None found; Not a clean record; Details

Source: Companies House · 1 Oct 2026View on Companies House

Accounts

Official filing

Year to 31 Dec 2024 (12 months), compared with year to 31 Dec 2023 (12 months).

Revenue: £31.6m; Up from £26.8m (+18%)
Profit after tax: £51k; Down from £335k (−85%)
Net assets: £1.1m; Down from £1.1m (−3%)

Read the filed accounts on Companies House

All filed figures, 3 periods

Trading

Revenue (turnover)

31 Dec 2022: £18,323,699
31 Dec 2023: £26,836,225
31 Dec 2024: £31,643,133

Profit or loss for the year

31 Dec 2022: £86,107
31 Dec 2023: £334,682
31 Dec 2024: £51,306

Net assets on the balance sheet

31 Dec 2022: £882,765
31 Dec 2023: £1,127,447
31 Dec 2024: £1,088,753

Net current assets

31 Dec 2022: -£2,326,034
31 Dec 2023: -£678,729
31 Dec 2024: -£3,115,594

Average employees during the year

31 Dec 2022: 375
31 Dec 2023: 563
31 Dec 2024: 630

Trading figures filed by FANFARE RESTAURANTS LTD, one column per filed period.
Figure	Year to 31 Dec 2022	Year to 31 Dec 2023	Year to 31 Dec 2024
Revenue (turnover)	£18,323,699	£26,836,225	£31,643,133
Profit or loss for the year	£86,107	£334,682	£51,306
Net assets on the balance sheet	£882,765	£1,127,447	£1,088,753
Net current assets	-£2,326,034	-£678,729	-£3,115,594
Average employees during the year	375	563	630

Change across the filed periods

Revenue (turnover) up 72.7% between 31 Dec 2022 and 31 Dec 2024
Profit or loss for the year down 40.4% between 31 Dec 2022 and 31 Dec 2024
Net assets on the balance sheet up 23.3% between 31 Dec 2022 and 31 Dec 2024
Net current assets down 33.9% between 31 Dec 2022 and 31 Dec 2024
Average employees during the year up 68% between 31 Dec 2022 and 31 Dec 2024

Balance sheet

Fixed assets

31 Dec 2022: £3,444,867
31 Dec 2023: £5,157,268
31 Dec 2024: £4,586,430

Current assets

31 Dec 2022: £1,649,198
31 Dec 2023: £2,392,281
31 Dec 2024: £2,332,778

Total assets less current liabilities

31 Dec 2022: £1,118,833
31 Dec 2023: £4,478,539
31 Dec 2024: £1,470,836

Shareholders' equity (book value)

31 Dec 2022: £882,765
31 Dec 2023: £1,127,447
31 Dec 2024: £1,088,753

Balance sheet figures filed by FANFARE RESTAURANTS LTD, one column per filed period.
Figure	Year to 31 Dec 2022	Year to 31 Dec 2023	Year to 31 Dec 2024
Fixed assets	£3,444,867	£5,157,268	£4,586,430
Current assets	£1,649,198	£2,392,281	£2,332,778
Total assets less current liabilities	£1,118,833	£4,478,539	£1,470,836
Shareholders' equity (book value)	£882,765	£1,127,447	£1,088,753

Directors' pay, as filed

Directors' emoluments, all directors (as filed)

31 Dec 2022: £121,065
31 Dec 2023: £12,000
31 Dec 2024: £12,000

Highest paid director (as filed)

Not disclosed in all 3 filed periods — this company publishes a total paid to all its directors, but no separate figure for its highest paid director. ApplySafer will not present the total as one person's pay

31 Dec 2022: not disclosed
31 Dec 2023: not disclosed
31 Dec 2024: not disclosed

Directors' pay figures, exactly as filed filed by FANFARE RESTAURANTS LTD, one column per filed period.
Figure	Year to 31 Dec 2022	Year to 31 Dec 2023	Year to 31 Dec 2024
Directors' emoluments, all directors (as filed)	£121,065	£12,000	£12,000
Highest paid director (as filed)Not disclosed in all 3 filed periods — this company publishes a total paid to all its directors, but no separate figure for its highest paid director. ApplySafer will not present the total as one person's pay	not disclosed	not disclosed	not disclosed

Change across the filed periods

Directors' emoluments, all directors (as filed) down 90.1% between 31 Dec 2022 and 31 Dec 2024

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Public records

Official record

Employment tribunal decisions: None found
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Pay

Gender pay gap: 0.25% median hourly gap
Mean -1.2%. A positive figure means men are paid more on average across the whole employer, not for the same job. Reporting year 2024, Gender Pay Gap Service.

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Register record

Official filing

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Incorporated: 22 Sep 2017
Accounts filing: Filed to 31 Dec 2025 · next due 30 Sep 2027 · not overdue
Registered office: MCDONALDS 26 BRANDON PARADE, BRANDON PARADE SOUTH, MOTHERWELL, NORTH LANARKSHIRE, ML1 1RB
Confirmation statement: Last dated 21 Sep 2026 · next due 5 Oct 2027
Accounts category: Full
Former names: No former names on the register
Charges: 0 registered, 0 outstanding (register as at 1 Oct 2026)
Directors: 1 currently appointed (appointed 22 Sep 2017) · 1 ever appointed

See officers and filing history on Companies House

How the director count is made

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