Find the companies formed yesterday
Who registered yesterday, and what do they do? Meet new businesses on day one.
1:29 · narrated, captions in the picture · recorded on the live site 10 October 2026
Every new UK company, by day.
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Thousands of companies registered this week. Some of them need what you sell.
Who registered yesterday, and what do they do? Here's the register's newest companies, day by day.
The New companies page counts every incorporation on the Companies House register: 14,997 in the last seven days, and 64,523 in the last thirty.
Open a day to see every company formed on it: 2,468 on 9 October 2026, listed alphabetically with the company type, the industry code and the post town.
At the top, the most common trades among them. Here it's retail sale via mail order houses or via internet.
Signed in, the same page adds filters by industry, area and company type, an export to CSV, and saved searches, as your plan allows.
Open any company, and a young one gets a new company check: when its first accounts are due, how many companies share its registered office, and who is behind it.
14,997 new companies in seven days, and 2,468 on 9 October 2026 alone.
Meet new businesses on day one. companystack.co.uk.
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Recorded on companystack.co.uk on the date shown; every figure is as the site showed it that day. Company data from Companies House, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. The music is CompanyStack's own.