Company structure charts
Search a company by name or number and EntityDNA lays out who owns it and who runs it. Shareholders, ownership percentages, persons with significant control (PSC) and officers are drawn from Companies House filings into one structure chart you can read at a glance.
Shareholdings are read from filed confirmation statements and incorporation documents. You see each shareholder, including corporate shareholders, with their number of shares, their percentage of the company and the share class they hold, plus an ownership chart of who holds what.
Each share class is shown with its rights: voting, dividends, capital, redemption and capital priority. That makes it clear who controls votes and who is entitled to profits, not just who holds the most shares.
Compare filings to see new shareholders, removed shareholders and increased or decreased stakes, so you can follow how ownership has moved since incorporation.
Directors and secretaries appear alongside the ownership view, together with the persons with significant control recorded on the register.
Full shareholding history and exports are part of the Pro plan.
A company structure chart, sometimes called an ownership chart, shows who owns a company, in what proportions, and who runs and controls it. Corporate shareholders show where a company sits in a wider group.
From documents filed at Companies House, mainly confirmation statements, incorporation documents and the register of persons with significant control.
Yes. EntityDNA compares filings and highlights new and removed shareholders and increased or decreased stakes.