Company evidence record
Companies House identifies Nuggit's operator as THE DIGITAL CONTENT GROUP LIMITED, company number 13978278. The latest holder-level statement reviewed before the January 2026 allotment shows Jonathan and Catriona Freeland with 85,000 of 122,720 shares, or 69.2634%. The corrected allotment return records another 1,760 ordinary shares at £56.78804 for £99,946.95 of cash and a post-allotment total of 124,480 shares. The reviewed accounts show £257,648 of net assets at 31 March 2025. The documents do not allocate the new shares, establish a current fully diluted ownership table, prove deployment of the announced £5 million fund or resolve the legal identity of the separate creator-licence financing principal.
69.2634%
Combined Freeland position
latest holder-level statement before the allotment
£99,946.95
Visible January 2026 cash allotment
1,760 ordinary shares at £56.78804
Evidence library
The last reviewed holder-level statement before the January allotment, used for the 122,720-share total and combined Freeland position.
The corrected January-effective cash allotment used for the visible consideration and post-issue share total.
The operating-company balance sheet used to describe its March 2025 asset, creditor, net-asset and employee position.
Evidence boundary
Every finding stays tied to the reviewed documents. Transaction terms and ownership conclusions outside that record remain explicit limits.
The reviewed Companies House filings identify THE DIGITAL CONTENT GROUP LIMITED as company number 13978278 and provide the operating-company capital and balance-sheet evidence used by the related Nuggit article.
The January 2026 confirmation statement records 122,720 shares, including 85,000 held by Jonathan and Catriona Freeland combined, which equals 69.2634% of that dated total.
The corrected allotment return records 1,760 ordinary shares issued for cash at £56.78804 on 19 January 2026, establishing £99,946.9504 of visible consideration.
After the corrected allotment, the filing reports 124,480 issued ordinary shares; it does not name the recipients of the 1,760 new shares.
The March 2025 accounts report £434,539 of current assets, £163,866 of current creditors, £257,648 of net assets and an average of four employees.
The 69.2634% calculation is a dated pre-allotment reference position; the corrected allotment return does not identify the new holders, so it cannot establish a current founder percentage.
The £99,946.95 figure is the visible cash consideration in one corrected allotment return, not the size of Nuggit's announced creator initiative or proof of total capital raised or deployed.
The March 2025 micro-entity accounts do not disclose revenue, creator-level contract performance, lender identity, financing terms or the current balance sheet after the July 2026 announcement.
These operating-company filings do not establish that DIGITAL LICENCES INVEST (UK) LIMITED is legally identical to the differently named principal in Nuggit's privacy policy, nor do they prove ownership or control between those entities.
The reviewed documents do not provide a fully diluted cap table, contractual revenue-share portfolio, beneficial ownership conclusion or evidence of unconditional control over creator channels.
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