Deel in the UK: share notices, control rights and the employing company

analysisLETS DEEL LTD is company 11894259. Its retained PSC page shows Alex Bouaziz exercising significant influence or control, while Deel Inc.’s former notice of at least 75% ownership ceased on February 27, 2026. The entry is important precisely because it does not explain everything. It does not name a buyer, state a sale price or supply a replacement share register. The individual influence category likewise gives no share percentage. ^{1 2}

analysisThe separate DEEL SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS (UK) LTD, number 15878154, records Alex’s right to appoint or remove directors from August 2024. That is a different control category. Neither entry should be turned into a claim that Alex personally owns all the shares merely because he is the person named in the control register. ³

analysisThe officer list dates Alex’s current LETS DEEL appointment to October 10, 2019 and Philippe’s to June 1, 2022. It preserves Alex’s earlier separate tenure and Gabriella Barnard’s intervening directorship. Board office is an identifiable legal role, distinct from the share thresholds on the PSC page. ⁴

analysisThe 2024 accounts report roughly £22.27 million cash, £20.45 million of short-term creditors and £2.08 million due later. They separately report £100,207 in net assets and an average 2,758 employees, and name Deel Inc. as ultimate controlling party at that reporting date. The selected cash and creditor figures are not a complete balance sheet. These are unaudited local-company accounts, not consolidated global financial statements. The directors’ going-concern assessment and the later control notice should both retain their dates. ⁵

analysisA March 4, 2025 compulsory strike-off notice was followed by an accounts filing on March 10 and a discontinuance on March 11. The later entry materially changes the interpretation of the earlier notice. The retained filing history supports a discontinued process, not a statement that the UK employing company was dissolved. ²

analysisOne officer record links Asif Malik’s former directorship of Rippling Payments UK to his later appointment at the company now called Deel Payments UK, and also lists Palisade Advisory. The common register record supports the officer match without publishing personal birth or address details. Rippling’s pleading identifies its named Deel lawyer with the same February 2025 Atlantic Money appointment. That adds context to the litigation identity, but a professional transition is not evidence of the alleged misconduct. ^{6 7}