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# Company Filing Signal Lead Generation Company registries publish filings that most people never read: annual accounts, director appointments and resignations, share allotments, registered charges, address changes and status updates. Each is dated, legally required and free. Read together they describe what's happening inside a company more reliably than anything it says about itself. ## What each filing tells you | Filing | Signal | |---|---| | **Annual accounts** | Turnover, headcount, assets, cash position, direction of travel | | **Share allotment / issue** | Money came in. Often a funding round before it's announced | | **Registered charge created** | New borrowing, usually asset or growth finance | | **Charge satisfied** | Debt cleared. Balance sheet improving | | **Director appointed** | New leadership. See `job-change-trigger-leads` | | **Multiple director resignations** | Instability | | **Registered office change** | Relocation, or a move to an accountant's address | | **Accounts filed late** | Administrative pressure, sometimes worse | | **Change of accounting reference date** | Often precedes a transaction or restructure | | **Company status change** | Dissolution, liquidation, administration | **A share allotment is the underused one.** Companies must file it when new shares are issued, and it frequently appears weeks before any funding announcement. That's a funding signal ahead of the crowd, which is the opposite of the usual problem with funding triggers