Company evidence record
The reviewed Companies House record identifies QUREIGHT LIMITED as an active UK private company. A March 2026 allotment records 14,757 C1 shares issued for £2,000,016.21 and places C1 ahead of older B and A classes in the filed preference order. One reviewed June filing records outstanding HSBC Innovation Banking security, but it does not disclose the facility limit, drawn balance or whether the registration represents a distinct funded loan.
5.50%
Immediate C1 share-count position
straight issued-share basis after the allotment
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Reviewed evidence documents
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The C1 allotment filing recording the share count, stated consideration, resulting issued-share total and filed preference order.
The reviewed June charge filing records fixed security and negative-pledge protection for HSBC Innovation Banking Limited.
Evidence boundary
Every finding stays tied to the reviewed documents. Transaction terms and ownership conclusions outside that record remain explicit limits.
The filings identify QUREIGHT LIMITED and company number 11132399, consistent with the active Companies House profile verified on 3 August 2026.
The 31 March 2026 allotment added 14,757 C1 shares at £135.53 each and reported 268,128 issued shares immediately after the issue.
The SH01's filed distribution terms place C1 ahead of the older B and A classes after company liabilities and the token deferred-class payment.
The reviewed charge created on 5 June 2026 records fixed security and negative-pledge provisions in favour of HSBC Innovation Banking Limited and remained outstanding at the evidence cutoff.
The SH01 does not identify the C1 subscribers or establish whether the allotment was part of the later announced $20 million Series B.
The 5.50% calculation is a straight share-count position immediately after one allotment; it is not voting ownership, beneficial ownership or a current fully diluted cap table.
The charge filing does not disclose the facility limit, amount drawn, repayment terms or whether the registration represents a distinct funded loan.
Filed priority and security terms describe legal ordering and creditor protection; they do not prove distress, enforcement, an exit or any realized shareholder outcome.
Related analysis
A filing-backed analysis of Qureight's March C1 allotment, equity preference order and outstanding HSBC security before its announced Series B.
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