LANDMARK ANALYTICS LIMITED in a 3 notice cluster, creditors should act quickly

What the source says Three company notices were published in The Gazette on 29 July 2026, with two Landmark named businesses appearing within 10 minutes of each other. That makes this look like a same morning cluster rather than a one off filing, and it matters because creditors often need to line up claim records, delivery evidence, and any retention of title paperwork as soon as a notice appears in the statutory public record under the Insolvency Act 1986.

The three notices

LANDMARK ANALYTICS LIMITED LANDMARK ANALYTICS LIMITED appeared in a Gazette insolvency notice published at 10:00 on 29 July 2026, per The Gazette notice. For creditors, that publication time is the key dated marker to work from today while confirming balances, open invoices, and any goods supplied but not yet paid for.

LANDMARK OPTIMUS LTD LANDMARK OPTIMUS LTD appeared in a Gazette insolvency notice published at 09:50 on 29 July 2026, per The Gazette notice. Its notice landed 10 minutes before Landmark Analytics Limited, which strengthens the picture of a same morning cluster that trade creditors may want to review together.

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OCHRESOFT TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED OCHRESOFT TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED appeared in a Gazette insolvency notice published at 09:50 on 29 July 2026, per The Gazette notice. Published alongside Landmark Optimus Ltd, it rounds out a three notice run that UK suppliers and SME owners should not treat as an isolated entry.

What creditors should do The immediate task is practical: pull statements, reconcile disputed items, and make sure internal credit notes have been applied before any claim is lodged. Creditors should register claims promptly and run a RecoupIQ check at recoup-iq.tech.

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