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C.M.F. Limited

UK company · Buckinghamshire · incorporated 1982

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Turnover£19.8mFrom filed accounts
Rank#11Out of 20
Officers5On the register
Filings123Since 1982

How it compares

C.M.F. Limited against its county.

Turnover for the 20 largest companies we track in Buckinghamshire, from their filed accounts.

Turnover, Buckinghamshire top 20 · C.M.F. Limited Other companies
£0m£25m£50m£75m£100m£125m
1 Power Electronics Corp UK Ltd £102m
2 Scan Global Logistics (UK) Ltd
3 Core Communication Retail Limited
4 Ridgepoint Homes Limited
5 Box & Charnock Limited
6 Box & Charnock Holdings Ltd
9 Snowdon Homes Ltd
11 C.M.F. Limited £19.8m
17 British Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association Limited
19 S K S Limited
Show as a table
RankCompanyTurnover
1Power Electronics Corp UK Ltd£102m
2Scan Global Logistics (UK) Ltd£63.4m
3Core Communication Retail Limited£46.4m
4Ridgepoint Homes Limited£42.6m
5Box & Charnock Limited£28.2m
6Box & Charnock Holdings Ltd£28.2m
7Premier Mechanical Installations Limited£27.6m
8Zte (UK) Limited£26.1m
9Snowdon Homes Ltd£25.9m
10Ceetak Limited£23.7m
11C.M.F. Limited£19.8m
12Bwc Profiles Ltd£14.5m
13Bakers + Baristas UK Limited£14.2m
14R.J.Stearn Limited£12.8m
15Cicor UK Ltd£9.4m
16Abbey Precision Limited£7.2m
17British Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association Limited£5.4m
18Avco Systems Limited£5.2m
19S K S Limited£5.1m
20Ifp Construction Limited£3.8m

County at a glance

Top 20 combined turnover
£512m
Average per company
£25.6m
This company vs average
0.8×
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Filing timeline

On time, on the record.

Key dates from the Companies House register.

  1. Incorporated

    24 Dec 1982

  2. Accounts made up to

    30 Jun 2025

  3. Latest filing: Annual accounts

    24 Mar 2026

Online presence

Digital score: Emerging

Our 0–1 score for how established and consistent a company's online presence is, compared with the Buckinghamshire average.

Analysis

What the filings tell us.

Introduction

C.M.F. Limited stands as a mid-tier entity within the regional landscape, currently operating from Buckinghamshire under the identification provided by C.M.F. Limited Companies House records. Holding a county rank of eleventh out of twenty monitored entities, the firm occupies a transitional position that suggests neither market dominance nor peripheral insignificance. With a Digital Strength classification of Emerging, the firm is currently navigating the early stages of online integration. This status underscores a operational profile that relies heavily on traditional commerce channels, positioning the company as a developing subject for Archive Partners Buckinghamshire market assessments.

Regional Footprint

The economic contribution of C.M.F. Limited is evidenced by a turnover of £19.8 million, which accounts for nearly four percent of the total monitored output across the county. Given the aggregate figure of £511.7 million for our monitored cohort, this share signifies a notable role in the local supply chain, particularly for an organization at this specific scale. While digital infrastructure remains in its infancy, the revenue volume implies a robust headcount and consistent operational activity. Such financial performance confirms the company remains a fundamental component of the Buckinghamshire business financial performance ecosystem.

Digital Benchmark

The classification of the firm as Emerging reflects a substantial gap when measured against the regional average, falling well below the benchmark established by its peers. For procurement teams and credit analysts, this lack of digital maturity introduces questions regarding data transparency and automated reporting capabilities. ESG auditors often view this discrepancy as a signal of restricted regulatory posture, potentially complicating the firm’s ability to integrate into modern, API-driven supply chains. Until the company aligns its visibility with the county standard, stakeholders should approach engagement with a clear understanding of these information constraints.

Financial Health Signals

While raw registration data provides the baseline, Archive Partners identifies risk through the correlation between filing behaviour and search visibility. C.M.F. Limited maintains a relatively low search footprint with only ten indexed signals, suggesting a degree of corporate opacity that complicates external risk assessment. Consistent adherence to iXBRL filing deadlines remains the primary indicator of sound governance; however, the lack of secondary digital signals may indicate a conservative approach to public disclosure. We differentiate our analysis by contextualising this turnover against SIC-specific peers to better identify potential vulnerabilities often missed by standard registry lookups.

Watchlist Signals

Subscribers should prioritize tracking upcoming filing cadence and any unexpected director turnover events, as these often serve as leading indicators of internal restructuring. Monitoring the trajectory of the company’s search footprint is equally vital; a sudden increase in indexed signals often precedes a strategic shift or market expansion. Analysts should also watch for deviations in C.M.F. Limited Buckinghamshire turnover trends relative to the broader county benchmark. By treating this firm as a high-watch entity, procurement leads can proactively mitigate risks associated with sudden changes in corporate governance or shifts in long-term financial health.

Market Outlook

Looking toward the next two years, the business faces a challenging environment defined by shifting regional economic headwinds and the imperative for digital transformation. For a firm generating nearly twenty million in revenue, the ability to scale operations while enhancing digital compliance will be the defining factor in its future trajectory. We recommend that subscribers weight the next filing cycle as the primary trigger for strategy adjustments. If the firm fails to close the digital performance gap, it may struggle to maintain its current rank as competitive pressure intensifies across the Buckinghamshire sector.


All data is based on the latest digital audit and is subject to change without notice. Rankings and scores are updated periodically as new regulatory and web intelligence signals are processed. To report a data discrepancy, please contact our support team.

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