Fenix International's FY2025 Accounts Are Overdue. Last Filed Year Still Ends 30 November 2024.

Companies House now flags Fenix International Limited, company 10354575, with a “Warning Accounts overdue” banner. Next accounts, made up to 30 November 2025, were due by 31 August 2026. Last accounts on the register are still those made up to 30 November 2024.

The filing history lists no annual accounts for the year to 30 November 2025. The most recent document of any type is a confirmation statement filed on 8 July 2026. The last AA remains the group accounts to 30 November 2024, filed on 27 August 2025.

That is the public record as of 1 September 2026. It is not a profit number, a dividend, or a creator-payout figure. Those wait for a document the register actually hosts.

On 25 August, Forbes attributed FY2025 results to “filings made by the company in the U.K. on Tuesday.” The BBC, the same week, cited “its annual report.” The Companies House filing history does not list an AA, or any other accounts document, on or after 25 August. Those recap figures are not on the public register as of 1 September, so they are not reported here.

Fenix is a private limited company. Private companies have nine months from the accounting reference date to deliver accounts. The year ended 30 November 2025 therefore had to reach Companies House by 31 August 2026. GOV.UK says the law imposes an automatic late-filing penalty if accounts are late. For a private company, the band “not more than 1 month” is £150. The penalty notice goes to the registered office when the late accounts are delivered. It is not itself a public filing.

The prior-year cadence is on the same page. Group accounts to 30 November 2024 were filed on 27 August 2025, inside that year’s deadline. Group accounts to 30 November 2023 were filed on 5 September 2024, five days after that year’s 31 August due date. Full accounts to 30 November 2022 were filed on 24 August 2023. A few days late has happened. An empty accounts slot the morning after the deadline is the new fact.

Directors are personally responsible for delivery, which GOV.UK defines as actual receipt in the correct format. Not filing accounts is a criminal offence, separate from the late-filing penalty. None of that is a substitute for the PDF.

What the register still does not show for the year to 30 November 2025: revenue, profit, dividends (ordinary versus post-year), creator payouts, or related-party notes. When that AA is accepted onto the filing history, that is the file.