Ms Judith Andic Raig[4]Ownership of shares – More than 25% but not more than 50%; Ownership of voting rights - More than 25% but not more than 50%; Right to appoint or remove directorsAs reported · 30 Sept 2026
Mr Jonathan Andic Raig[4]Ownership of shares – More than 25% but not more than 50%; Ownership of voting rights - More than 25% but not more than 50%; Right to appoint or remove directorsAs reported · 30 Sept 2026
Ms Sarah Andic Raig[4]Ownership of shares – More than 25% but not more than 50%; Ownership of voting rights - More than 25% but not more than 50%; Right to appoint or remove directorsAs reported · 30 Sept 2026
The cited legal disclosure identifies an operating company. The full ultimate beneficial-owner chain remains unverified; registered control is shown separately. An operating-company identity is not proof of who ultimately owns the business. Current Companies House disclosures for MNG-MANGO UK Limited (03358140): Ms Judith Andic Raig: Ownership of shares – More than 25% but not more than 50%; Ownership of voting rights - More than 25% but not more than 50%; Right to appoint or remove directors. Mr Jonathan Andic Raig: Ownership of shares – More than 25% but not more than 50%; Ownership of voting rights - More than 25% but not more than 50%; Right to appoint or remove directors. Ms Sarah Andic Raig: Ownership of shares – More than 25% but not more than 50%; Ownership of voting rights - More than 25% but not more than 50%; Right to appoint or remove directors. These are statutory control categories, not exact shareholdings. They can overlap, including through trusts, and must not be added together or interpreted as sole ownership. [1][2][4]
Headquarters, incorporation and tax residence describe different things. A headquarters address does not tell you where all of a company’s tax is paid.
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The reviewed register names share controllers. Exact economic interests, smaller shareholders and the complete ultimate investor chain have not been verified. Individual and family investor entries are currently hidden. A stake in a parent or operating company is shown against that entity. Dates refer to each disclosure and can differ from the profile review date. Evidence links are included with each record.
The operating-company accounts use the FRS 102 Section 7 exemption from presenting a cash-flow statement. This reviewed filing does not separately disclose a cash corporation-tax payment. Its tax charge, group-relief balances and a wider parent-group payment are not substituted for the missing company payment. The same MNG-Mango U.K. Limited filing covers the Mango, Mango Man and Mango Teen profiles; it is not evidence of separate brand-level payments.
United KingdomPeriod ended 31 December 2025
UK corporation tax paid
Not separately disclosedCash payment
MNG-MANGO UK Limited Period ending 31 Dec 2025
The operating-company accounts use the FRS 102 Section 7 exemption from presenting a cash-flow statement. This reviewed filing does not separately disclose a cash corporation-tax payment. Its tax charge, group-relief balances and a wider parent-group payment are not substituted for the missing company payment. The same MNG-Mango U.K. Limited filing covers the Mango, Mango Man and Mango Teen profiles; it is not evidence of separate brand-level payments. [5]
These figures have different scopes. They should not be added together or used as a like-for-like tax ranking.
Companies House · Legal name, company number, domestic company type and incorporation. UK registration does not establish headquarters or tax residence; a constituent jurisdiction is not inferred from a registered-office address.
Companies House · Active persons with significant control and their stated nature of control; ceased entries and withdrawn statements are excluded. Control categories can overlap and are not exact beneficial shareholdings.
Companies House · FRS 102 Section 7 cash-flow statement disclosure exemption, PDF p.16; reporting period on cover; explicit incorporation jurisdiction, PDF p.16