Company evidence record
The reviewed Companies House record identifies WEXLER AI LTD as an active UK private company. A confirmation statement, a later allotment filing and its articles support a reconstructable pre-transaction share picture, but they do not disclose the acquisition price, closing cap table or proceeds.
53.97%
Founders' combined share count
straight issued-share basis, not proceeds
£4.66m
Visible seed subscription capital
derived from filed counts and issue terms
3
Reviewed evidence documents
each linked to its official original
Evidence library
A dated shareholder snapshot naming the founders' ordinary-share holdings and the seed investors visible in the register at the statement date.
The latest allotment in the reviewed filing set, recording 1,341 new ordinary shares and the resulting issued-share count.
The governing share-rights document used to identify the filed seed issue-price framework and distribution mechanics in force at adoption.
Evidence boundary
Every finding stays tied to the reviewed documents. Transaction terms and ownership conclusions outside that record remain explicit limits.
The filings identify WEXLER AI LTD and company number 14460752, consistent with the active Companies House profile verified on 2 August 2026.
The 27 October 2025 shareholder snapshot names both founders with 400,000 ordinary shares each and identifies the seed investors visible on that date.
The 7 March 2026 allotment added 1,341 ordinary shares and brought the last reviewed issued-share count to 1,482,291.
The July 2025 articles set out the seed-class issue-price and distribution mechanics used in the related research analysis.
The public filings do not disclose the Legora acquisition price, final closing cap table or consideration paid to any holder.
Issued-share counts are not the same as fully diluted ownership, beneficial ownership or transaction proceeds.
Share-class rights affect economic outcomes, so straight share percentages cannot establish payout priority or realized proceeds.
Events after the evidence cutoff, including non-public or not-yet-filed changes, may alter the current position.
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