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Investigation and Company Documents

Research in Iceland

In Iceland, company registration is managed by the Directorate of Internal Revenue and the Icelandic Business Register. Common company types include the Einkahlutafélag (Ehf., Private Limited Company) and the Hlutafélag (Hf., Public Limited Company), with businesses primarily concentrated in sectors such as renewable energy, fishing, and tourism.

To order an investigation, obtain a report or order a copy of the corporate documents held on a company registered in
Iceland please select one of the following options
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ICELAND CREDIT REPORT

ICELAND CREDIT REPORT

£155.00

A summary report showing a subject companys basic details, credentials and business background including contact details and management and available financial information. This report will also show any adverse or negative information for the subject...

ICELAND COPY REGISTRY DOCUMENTS

ICELAND COPY REGISTRY DOCUMENTS

£200.00

Evidence of the existence of the subject company and independently extracting copies of the publicly available official corporate documentation on file. Please note that official documentation is usually in the official language of the registration...

ICELAND OFFICIAL REGISTRY EXTRACT

ICELAND OFFICIAL REGISTRY EXTRACT

£150.00

A registry extract is a summary of information obtained directly from the official company registry at the relevant jurisdiction detailing the current particulars of a subject company. The content and detail provided in official extracts can vary based...

ICELAND CORPORATE PROFILE REPORT

ICELAND CORPORATE PROFILE REPORT

£100.00

Verification of the available company registration details, description and contact information of a subject entity. Due to the varying disclosure requirements between jurisdictions the content of a profile report may differ. Profile reports are usually...