MORGAN SINDALL CONSTRUCTION & INFRASTRUCTURE LTD

Active
Company number 04273754Private limited companyIncorporated 2001

Key figures

£306,199,000+2.4%
Net assets 2025
+2.4%
Average annual growth 2024–2025
0100 m200 m300 m400 m20242025

† MORGAN SINDALL CONSTRUCTION & INFRASTRUCTURE LTD filed these accounts on paper, so Companies House publishes them only as a scanned image. The figures for the years marked † were read automatically from the scan and kept only where the statements add up (for example net assets equal total equity), but a reading error is still possible — check the original accounts at Companies House.

Ratios

2025

Sector comparison

SIC 41201

Where the company stands among the 33,180 active companies whose first SIC code is 41201 (Construction of commercial buildings).

Turnover£1,934,034,000
Higher than 99% · median £1,245,386 among 866 that publish turnover
Net assets£306,199,000
Higher than 99% · median £11,715
Total assets£977,563,000
Higher than 99% · median £50,652
Cash£139,396,000
Higher than 99% · median £20,599
Employees4,972
Higher than 99% · median 1
Company age25.2 years
Older than 92% · median 4.6 years
Largest in this sector by net assets
  1. BARRATT REDROW PLC£7.9bn
  2. BDW TRADING LIMITED£3.9bn
  3. MILLER HOMES LIMITED£1.3bn
  4. MOBAY AND COMPANY LIMITED£440.4m
  5. CANARY WHARF RETAIL FINANCE LIMITED£327.9m
  6. MORGAN SINDALL CONSTRUCTION & INFRASTRUCTURE LTD£306.2m
  7. WATKIN JONES & SON LIMITED£247.6m
  8. KIER CONSTRUCTION LIMITED£215.7m
  9. SPRINGFIELD PROPERTIES PLC£179m
  10. OVERBURY PLC£176.2m

Positions are approximate. Figures come from each company's latest accounts; money and employee figures are compared only with companies that filed accounts in pounds for a period ending in the last two and a half years and are not dormant, so those groups are smaller than 33,180. The line on each bar marks the median.

Summary: MORGAN SINDALL CONSTRUCTION & INFRASTRUCTURE LTD

What kind of company is it?

MORGAN SINDALL CONSTRUCTION & INFRASTRUCTURE LTD is a private limited company registered with Companies House under company number 04273754. It was incorporated on 20 Aug 2001. Its status is active. The registered office is in London (W1W). Its nature of business (SIC 2007) is construction of commercial buildings (41201), construction of domestic buildings (41202), construction of railways and underground railways (42120), construction of bridges and tunnels (42130).

How is the company doing financially?

The latest accounts in the database are for 2025 (period ending 31 Dec 2025); the company files full accounts. Turnover was £1,934,034,000. Net assets were £306,199,000, up 2.4% on the previous year. Cash at bank and in hand was £139,396,000. Total assets were £977,563,000 and total liabilities £671,364,000. The company had an average of 4,972 employees. Figures are available for 2 financial years (2024–2025).

How does it compare with similar companies?

Compared with 33,180 active companies whose first SIC code is 41201: By turnover it ranks higher than 99% of the 866 that publish turnover (median £1,245,386). By net assets it ranks higher than 99% of them (median £11,715). By total assets it ranks higher than 99% of them (median £50,652). By cash it ranks higher than 99% of them (median £20,599). By number of employees it ranks higher than 99% of them (median 1). It is older than 92% of them (median age 4.6 years).

Does it supply the public sector?

The company is named as a supplier in 300 public contract award notices from 127 public sector buyers since 2015. Contracts awarded to it alone have a combined published value of £3.3bn. Its most frequent buyer is Department for Education (69 contracts). 70 of the awards are shared with other suppliers, typically framework agreements. It is recorded as the recipient of 9 central government grants worth £63.6m, mainly from Department for Education.

What do public registers and reports show?

It appears on the Home Office register of licensed sponsors (Skilled Worker). HMRC lists it as an importer of goods, mainly aluminium, machinery, furniture and lighting. In its latest payment practices report it took an average of 24 days to pay suppliers, and 3% of invoices were not paid within agreed terms. Its gender pay gap report for 2025/26 shows median hourly pay for women 29.7% lower than for men. It has modern slavery statements on the government registry for 6 years.

Who runs and controls the company?

One person with significant control is registered.

When are its next filings due?

The next accounts are due by 30 Sep 2027. The next confirmation statement is due by 4 Oct 2027.

Filed accounts2024–2025
2024 †2025 †
Turnover1,931,680,0001,934,034,000
Cash at bank and in hand64,558,000139,396,000
Total assets900,253,000977,563,000
Total liabilities601,271,000671,364,000
Net assets / total equity298,982,000306,199,000
Average number of employees3,9344,972

A dash (—) means no accounts were filed for that year or the item is not in the accounts; 0 is a zero stated in the accounts. Small companies usually file only a balance sheet, so the profit and loss account is often missing.

Public contracts

300 contracts

MORGAN SINDALL CONSTRUCTION & INFRASTRUCTURE LTD is named as a supplier in 300 public contract award notices from 127 public sector buyers since 2015. The 214 contracts awarded to it alone with a published value add up to £3.3bn. 70 awards are shared with other suppliers and not counted in that total.

Contracts per year
Main buyers127
Department for Education
69 contracts · £446.6m
Hampshire County Council
18 contracts · £61.1m
Defence Science and Technology Laboratory
12 contracts · £12.3m
Buckinghamshire Council
6 contracts · £41.8m
NATIONAL HIGHWAYS LIMITED
6 contracts · £23.6m
Latest 100 contracts
  1. Essex Alliance‡Department for Education · shared by 2 suppliers, up to £1 in total · runs until Dec 2031
  2. Public Buildings Construction and InfrastructureLHC Procurement Group · shared by 62 suppliers, up to £13,650,000,000 in total · 7 lots · runs until Oct 2030
  3. TVCA-PROC-0709 - Teesside Airport Rail Station Early Contractor Involvement (ECI)‡Tees Valley Combined Authority · £113,680 · runs until Apr 2028
  4. National Framework for Civil Engineering, Infrastructure and Enabling Works 2026‡YPO · shared by 109 suppliers · runs until Sep 2030
  5. Constructing West Midlands 3 - Construction FrameworkACIVICO (DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FACILITIES MANAGEMENT) LIMITED · shared by 6 suppliers · runs until Sep 2030
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  1. Council Housing Growth - The Highways - SDALeeds City Council · £304,435 · runs until May 2027
  2. Council Housing Growth - The Highways - PSCLeeds City Council · £3,188,940 · runs until Feb 2028
  3. SIXEP/FHP Main Roof Refurbishment Project‡Sellafield Ltd · £35,000,000 · runs until Jan 2031
  4. National Framework for Major Works 2026‡YPO
  5. Construction of light industrial units at the Leconfield Industrial Estate, Cleator Moor.‡Cumberland Council · £18,648,966 · runs until Nov 2027
  6. Leisure Centre Main Construction via SCAPE Construction FrameworkStevenage Borough Council · £39,383,513 · runs until Nov 2028
  7. Thameside Primary School‡Department for Education · £53,069 · runs until Aug 2029
  8. Sunderland Donor Centre Design‡NHS Blood and Transplant · £156,703 · runs until Nov 2026
  9. TVCA-PROC-0785 - Redcar Central Station Early Contractor Involvement (ECI)‡Tees Valley Combined Authority · £71,621
  10. Netley Site SecurityThe Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Hampshire and the Isle of Wight · £2,493,902
  11. New Hospital Programme - Hospital 2.0 Alliance (H2A) Framework Call-Off Contract for Milton Keynes University HospitalMILTON KEYNES UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL NHS FOUNDATION TRUST · £218,000,000 · runs until Dec 2031
  12. Infrastructure Upgrades RIBA 2-4Defence Science and Technology Laboratory · £40,909
  13. Newcastle Donor Centre Design Contract‡NHS Blood and Transplant · £146,494
  14. YORbuild Major Works 2Leeds City Council · shared by 8 suppliers, up to £1,500,000,000 in total · 2 lots · runs until Jul 2030
  15. Europa School UK - Main Works (con_31805)Department for Education · £8,366,969 · runs until Oct 2027
  16. Construction FrameworkMERSEYRAIL ELECTRICS 2002 LIMITED
  17. Main Contractor Refurbishment of 1-12 Magdalen Street, OxfordThe Crown Estate · £800,000 · runs until Jun 2029
  18. Two Stage tender for the provision of Pre-Construction Services and Construction Works for Andover TheatreTest Valley Borough Council · £25,000,000 · runs until Jul 2028
  19. Plymouth Donor Centre Professional Services‡NHS Blood and Transplant (Filton, Bristol) · £250,053
  20. SCF - Lot 2 - Hartland Park - 2FE Primary School - AWARD‡Hampshire County Council · £11,404,965 · runs until Jul 2027
  21. Monks Walk School - Main Works (con_31665)Department for Education · £4,270,325 · runs until Feb 2027
  22. Ravens Academy - PCSA (con_31695)Department for Education · £914,654 · runs until Mar 2027
  23. Stourview Church of England Primary School - PCSA (con_31637)Department for Education · £508,497 · runs until Nov 2026
  24. Colyton Grammar School - PCSI (con_31623)Department for Education · £154,903 · runs until Nov 2026
  25. Civic Centre Refurbishment Pre-Construction Services Agreement (Phase 1)‡Plymouth City Council · £77,977
  26. Civic Centre Refurbishment Pre-Construction Services Agreement (Phase 2)‡Plymouth City Council · £415,588
  27. Harlowbury Primary SchoolESSEX COUNTY COUNCIL · £12,825,000 · runs until May 2027
  28. St Joseph's Catholic Junior School & St Joseph's Catholic Infant School - PCSA (con_31693)Department for Education · £708,577 · runs until Feb 2027
  29. CAL21012 Broadford Primary School - New School‡The Highland Council · £19,457,522
  30. Contract Award Notice for IPMO 1447; RIBA 3-4 deliverables for a new buildDefence Science and Technology Laboratory · £909,234 · runs until Mar 2027
  31. Contract Award Notice for IPMO 2109; RIBA 1 deliverables including surveys for a potential refurbDefence Science and Technology Laboratory · £272,782
  32. North West Contractor FrameworkWirral Council · shared by 13 suppliers · 3 lots · runs until Mar 2030
  33. Wilstock Primary School‡SOMERSET COUNCIL · £7,435,510 · runs until Dec 2027
  34. New Hospital Programme - Hospital 2.0 Alliance (H2A) Framework‡NHS England · shared by 10 suppliers, up to £37,000,000,000 in total · runs until Mar 2032
  35. New Hospital Programme - Hospital 2.0 Alliance (H2A) Framework Call-Off Contract for Frimley Park NHS Foundation Trust‡Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust
  36. Sharlston Community Academy - Main Works (con_30897)Department for Education · £20,209,731 · runs until Mar 2028
  37. IPMO1987 Project COOPERDefence Science and Technology Laboratory · £300,422
  38. PCSA for Somerset Health Care AcademySomerset Council · £350,000
  39. Hockley Primary School - PCSA (con_30916)Department for Education · £755,596 · runs until Nov 2026
  40. Cultural Quarter Development (Pre-construction services)Suffolk Coastal District Council and Waveney District Council · £777,090
  41. Glenwood Post16 ExpansionESSEX COUNTY COUNCIL · £6,672,548 · runs until May 2027
  42. Squire Lane Enabling WorksCity of Bradford Metropolitan District Council · £67,682
  43. Construction Framework 2025Department for Education · shared by 10 suppliers, up to £107,800,000,000 in total · 7 lots · runs until Jan 2032
  44. Burnside Secondary PRU - Main Works (con_28930)Department For Education · £16,263,261 · runs until Mar 2028
  45. Water Meadows Primary School - PCSA (con_29048)Department for Education · £770,361
  46. Infrastructure Delivery Partnership (IDP)‡Sellafield Ltd · shared by 3 suppliers, up to £2,945,000,000 in total · runs until Oct 2040
  47. Infrastructure Delivery Partnership (IDP)‡Sellafield Limited · £1,290,000,000
  48. Town Hall RefurbishmentWatford Borough Council · £11,292,336
  49. Air Handling ImprovementsDefence Science and Technology Laboratory · £283,121
  50. Appleby Grammar School -Main Works (con_28688)Department for Education · £29,265,993 · runs until Apr 2027
  51. Student Hub ProjectUniversity of Portsmouth · £23,064,418
  52. Birchington CE Primary School - Main Works (con_28514)Department for Education · £13,480,315 · runs until Jun 2027
  53. Contingency Response Programme- Package 6Ministry of Justice · £126,475,748 · runs until Mar 2030
  54. Central Ipswich Primary School - Intermediate Works (con_28227)Department for Education · £898,618
  55. Colyton Grammar School-PCSA (con_28217)Department for Education · £16,754
  56. Firing Range Project - Main ContractorPolice, Fire & Crime Commissioner for Staffordshire · £17,660,000 · runs until Nov 2026
  57. Leisure Centre PSCA RIBA 4 via SCAPE Construction FrameworkStevenage Borough Council · £1,510,153
  58. Re-provision of YUAS to RAF Leeming ASP 2.1. - Construction Works‡Ministry of Defence · £7,367,009
  59. Pre-Construction Design and Professional Services to sites for Active Travel HubsBorough Council of Kings Lynn and West Norfolk · £187,307
  60. Leconfield LUF2 Plots 9&12 RIBA 4 PSA - Direct Award Scape Framework‡Cumberland Council · £860,669
  61. Hempland Primary School- PCSA (con_27740)Department for Education · £713,860
  62. HMCTS Construction Oxford Magistrates Court Roof Replacement Works BPRN:15064‡Ministry of Justice · £3,589,392
  63. Crystal Palace National Sports CentreGreater London Authority (GLA) · £4,628,339
  64. Swimbridge CE Primary School - PCSA (con_27730)Department for Education · £562,554
  65. Lydiate Primary School PCSA (con_27722)Department for Education · £1,002,873
  66. Inspire Free School - PCSA (con_27658)Department for Education · £212,634
  67. King Ethelbert School - PCSA (con_27607)Department for Education · £829,181
  68. 6BKD2 Huddersfield New BuildWest Yorkshire Combined Authority · £12,385,972
  69. Southern Construction Framework 5 Design & Construct - Forest Gate Police Station Reinstatement and Refurbishment WorksMetropolitan Police Service · £17,825,608
  70. Replacement of mechanical and electrical infrastructureDefence Science and Technology Laboratory · £6,337,970
  71. Huddersfield Demolition (6BKD2)West Yorkshire Police · £417,693
  72. General Enhancements Phase 2Defence Science and Technology Laboratory · £1,831,575
  73. Star Leadership Academy - Main Works (con26726)Department for Education · £39,110,129 · runs until Mar 2027
  74. Council Housing Growth (New Build): Middlecross Extra Care Scheme - NEC4 ECC‡Leeds City Council · £27,711,142
  75. Thornbury Health Centre‡South Gloucestershire Council · £10,602,202
  76. Site survey - Nar Ouse Enterprise Area King's LynnBorough Council of Kings Lynn and West Norfolk · £144,929
  77. Kings Hall Leisure Centre - SCF Framework‡London Borough of Hackney · £574,329
  78. Paddington South Demolition works contract‡Liverpool City Council · £1,247,339
  79. Riverside Primary School - PCSA (con_26439)Department for Education · £844,103
  80. Arena Convention Centre (ACC), Kings Dock Liverpool - Capital Maintenance and Defects Correction Works‡Liverpool City Council · £282,783
  81. Hope Community School Southampton - PCSA (con_26452)Department for Education · £795,667
  82. Construction work for university buildings‡University of Greenwich · shared by 5 suppliers, up to £300,000,000 in total
  83. PFH Fire Safety Works FrameworkProcurement for Housing · shared by 37 suppliers · runs until Dec 2028
  84. SPT - Strategic Agreement for Substation WorksSP TRANSMISSION PLC · shared by 7 suppliers, up to £2,165,000,000 in total · 4 lots
  85. SPT - Strategic Agreement for Transmission Overhead Line WorksSP TRANSMISSION PLC · shared by 8 suppliers, up to £3,000,000,000 in total · 3 lots
  86. SCF Lot 2 - Alderwood Secondary School 2FE Expansion - AWARD‡Hampshire County Council · £9,666,318
  87. Monks Walk - PCSA (con_26235)Department For Education · £558,058
  88. South West Wales Regional Contractors Framework 2024‡Carmarthenshire County Council · shared by 8 suppliers, up to £1,600,000,000 in total · 2 lots
  89. Accessibility Improvement Schemes at Reddish North, Hindley, Bryn and Swinton Rail Stations‡Transport for Greater Manchester · £14,000,000
  90. Construction Works at The Joff Youth CentreEast Sussex County Council · £2,189,937
  91. GB-Shrewsbury: DMNV 029 - The Development of Roushill Park and Associated Public Realm‡Shropshire Council · £12,000,000
  92. South East & Mid Wales Collaborative Construction Framework (SEWSCAP) 4‡Cardiff Council · shared by 8 suppliers, up to £1,398,000,000 in total · 4 lots
  93. London Construction Programme Major Works Housing Framework MW24-HLONDON BOROUGH OF HARINGEY · shared by 48 suppliers, up to £3,000,000,000 in total
  94. Kingsbrook Secondary School Phase 2 - 8 FE Extension - DN700556‡Buckinghamshire Council · £651,193
  95. Contract Award Notice for IPMO1615.02Defence Science and Technology Laboratory · £445,602

From contract award notices on Contracts Finder (since 2016) and Find a Tender (since 2021), published by the Cabinet Office under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Values are as published by the buyer and usually cover the whole contract term; the total leaves out awards shared between several suppliers, where the published figure is a ceiling for all of them, placeholder values and single figures of £1 billion or more. Notices marked ‡ do not state a company number and were linked by an exact match on the registered name. Contracts below the publication thresholds and those of devolved buyers that publish elsewhere are not included.

Government grants

9 grants

MORGAN SINDALL CONSTRUCTION & INFRASTRUCTURE LTD is recorded as the recipient of 9 central government grants since 2020, together worth £63.6m.

Funders
Department for Education
2 grants · £63.3m
Department for Science, Innovation and Technology
5 grants · £274.5k
Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy
2 grants · £48.3k
Grants
  1. AI-Accelerated Carbon Assessments for the Construction Industry (AIACACI)Department for Science, Innovation and Technology · £195,995 · UKRI - TMF - Scheme
  2. ReconmaticDepartment for Science, Innovation and Technology · £11,352 · UKRI - HEG - Scheme
  3. ReconmaticDepartment for Science, Innovation and Technology · £52,427 · UKRI - HEG - Scheme
  4. High-Performance Graphene Enhanced Cement: A Revolutionary Innovation in Low Carbon Manufacturing Process (GR-LCM) - TFI ResubmissionDepartment for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy · £41,208 · UKRI - ISCF - Scheme 22/23
  5. ReconmaticDepartment for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy · £7,044 · UKRI - HEG - Scheme 22/23
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  1. High-Performance Graphene Enhanced Cement: A Revolutionary Innovation in Low Carbon Manufacturing Process (GR-LCM) - TFI ResubmissionDepartment for Science, Innovation and Technology · £4,492 · UKRI - ISCF - Scheme
  2. Intelligent Carbon Calculator for Education (ICCE): Designing Whole Life Carbon EdTech for People- and Planet-Centred NeedsDepartment for Science, Innovation and Technology · £10,239 · UKRI - Innovate UK - Scheme
  3. Free Schools CapitalDepartment for Education · £27,849,707
  4. Priority Schools Building Programme 2Department for Education · £35,411,095

From the Government Grants Register published by the Cabinet Office (financial years 2016/17 onwards, Open Government Licence v3.0). It covers grants from central government departments and their agencies where the register states the recipient's company number and the recipient name matches this company; grants from local authorities, lottery distributors and devolved governments are not included.

Statutory reporting

Payment practices1 Jan 2026 – 30 Jun 2026
Average time taken to pay invoices
24 days
Invoices not paid within agreed terms
3%
Standard payment terms
30–60 days
  • Within 30 days 73%
  • 31 to 60 days 26%
  • After 60 days 1%
Earlier periods (7)
Period ending
Days to pay
Within 30 days
Late
31 Dec 2025
23
74%
3%
30 Jun 2025
25
73%
4%
31 Dec 2024
25
70%
3%
30 Jun 2024
25
69%
4%
31 Dec 2023
25
69%
3%
30 Jun 2023
24
71%
4%
31 Dec 2022
24
72%
4%

View the latest report on GOV.UK

Gender pay gap2025/26
Median hourly pay
women 29.7% lower
Mean hourly pay
women 24.9% lower
Median bonus pay
women 31.9% lower
Employer size
1000 to 4999 employees
Lower pay quarter43% womenLower middle27% womenUpper middle16% womenUpper pay quarter11% women
Earlier years (8)
Year
Median hourly pay
Mean hourly pay
2024/25
women 30.7% lower
women 25.7% lower
2023/24
women 30.3% lower
women 26.3% lower
2022/23
women 31.4% lower
women 28.2% lower
2021/22
women 30.7% lower
women 28.9% lower
2020/21
women 31.2% lower
women 32% lower
2019/20
women 29.5% lower
women 29.5% lower
2018/19
women 28.7% lower
women 28.2% lower
2017/18
women 28.5% lower
women 29.4% lower

A positive gap means women's average hourly pay is lower than men's across the whole employer; it is not a comparison of pay for the same work. View on the Gender pay gap service

Modern slavery statements6
2026
Statement · summary on GOV.UK · group statement (MORGAN SINDALL GROUP PLC)
2025
Statement · summary on GOV.UK · group statement (MORGAN SINDALL GROUP PLC)
2024
Statement · summary on GOV.UK · group statement (MORGAN SINDALL GROUP PLC)
Earlier years (3)
2023
Statement · summary on GOV.UK · group statement (MORGAN SINDALL GROUP PLC)
2022
Statement · summary on GOV.UK · group statement (MORGAN SINDALL GROUP PLC)
2021
Statement · summary on GOV.UK · group statement (MORGAN SINDALL GROUP PLC)

Figures the company reported itself to the government's Check payment practices service, Gender pay gap service and Modern slavery statement registry (Open Government Licence v3.0). Only large companies and employers with 250 or more staff have to report, so most companies have nothing here.

Registers and licences

Sponsor licence‡
Licence type and rating
Worker (A rating)
Route
Skilled Worker

On the Home Office register of licensed sponsors, which lists organisations licensed to sponsor workers from overseas.

International trade‡

Listed by HMRC as an importer of goods in 11 of the last 12 months on record, most recently August 2026. Main goods: aluminium, machinery, furniture and lighting, plastics and iron and steel articles.

From HMRC's monthly lists of importers and exporters. Traders can ask to be left off the lists, so absence does not mean a company does not trade.

Sources: Charity Commission for England and Wales, Care Quality Commission, Home Office and HM Revenue & Customs, under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Entries marked ‡ come from lists that do not state a company number and were linked by an exact match on the registered name.

History

10 events
  1. Financial year 2025 endedAccounts: turnover £1.9bn, net assets £306.2m, 4,972 employees
  2. Financial year 2024 endedAccounts: turnover £1.9bn, net assets £299m, 3,934 employees
  3. Morgan Sindall Holdings Limited registered as a person with significant control
  4. Name changed to MORGAN SINDALL CONSTRUCTION & INFRASTRUCTURE LTDPreviously MORGAN SINDALL CONSTRUCTION & INFRASTRUCTURE LIMITED
  5. Name changed to MORGAN SINDALL PLCPreviously MORGAN SINDALL CONSTRUCTION & INFRASTRUCTURE PLC
  6. Name changed to MORGAN SINDALL CONSTRUCTION & INFRASTRUCTURE LIMITEDPreviously MORGAN SINDALL PLC
  7. Name changed to MORGAN SINDALL CONSTRUCTION & INFRASTRUCTURE PLCPreviously MORGAN SINDALL (CONSTRUCTION) PLC
  8. Name changed to MORGAN SINDALL (CONSTRUCTION) PLCPreviously MORGAN ASHURST PLC
Earlier events (2)
  1. Name changed to MORGAN ASHURST PLCPreviously BLUESTONE PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY
  2. Company incorporatedPrivate limited company

Dates as recorded at Companies House: incorporation, name changes, officer appointments and resignations, current persons with significant control, and the end of each financial year with figures in the database. Former persons with significant control are not listed.