Primary UK corporate record · accounting interpretation updated 27 August 2026

Aweswell Limited — filed accounts and the £1 carrying presentation.

UK company no. 07716847 · formerly Monterecco Sun Park Limited · accounts made up to 31 July 2025

The filed £1 is a provisional carrying presentation under constrained reporting conditions. It is not a conclusion that Sun Park / MYND Yaiza, the hotel business, the group, its income or its recovery claims were worth £1 or zero.

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Aweswell LIMITED
Consolidated Provisional Group Statutory Accounts for the year ended 31 July 2025
Directors’ reporting position

Provisional and rights-preserving pending fuller records, forensic work and recovery determinations.

Controlled visual extract · supplied source page 1
Statement of Financial Position
As at 31 July 2025
Underlying group asset interest
£1
Current assets
£0
Net assets
£1
Shareholders’ funds
£1
Carrying presentation · not a hotel valuation
Supplied text-searchable source · SHA-256 5cc4f7564f05e836…
Register identityActive UK company 07716847Same legal person as former Monterecco Sun Park Limited.
Filed amount£1 carrying presentationExpressly qualified in the filing as provisional and non-valuation-based.
Next accounting stepEvidence-led recognitionTitle, control, classification, reliable measurement and recovery certainty must be tested item by item.

Official register facts

What Companies House establishes.

Registered nameAWESWELL LIMITED
Company number07716847
Status and typeActive · private limited company
Incorporated25 July 2011
Previous nameMONTERECCO SUN PARK LIMITED · to 3 June 2014
Nature of business70100 — Activities of head offices
Latest accountsMade up to 31 July 2025; filed 17 May 2026 as “Total exemption full accounts”.

Official fact Companies House records identity and filing events. It does not independently determine the accuracy, legal merits or economic value of the matters described inside a filing.

Inside the supplied filing

Why the accounts are described as provisional.

Internal titleConsolidated Provisional Group Statutory Accounts

For the year ended 31 July 2025.

Reporting constraintIncomplete Spanish records and unresolved recovery matters

The directors say final allocation cannot yet be completed reliably.

Statutory presentationUnderlying group asset interest £1

Current assets £0; net assets and shareholders’ funds £1.

Group positionAweswell as reported parent

The filing identifies Luchy Playa Blanca, S.L.U. and Matkator within the reported perimeter.

Recovery perimeterProperty, hotel business, income and claims

These remain directors’ assertions unless independently established.

Future accountingForensic revaluation and later recognition reserved

Subject to reliable evidence and the applicable accounting tests.

Filed directors’ statement Filing acceptance is not an audit opinion, valuation, judgment or endorsement of the asserted recovery quantum.

Locked interpretation rule

£1 is a carrying presentation—not a valuation conclusion.

The figure cannot fairly be re-described as the value of the hotel, the group, its property, income, creditor rights, damages or recoveries.

The £1 reported by Aweswell Limited is the directors’ provisional, prudential and non-valuation carrying presentation under constrained reporting conditions. It is not a waiver, abandonment, admission, estoppel, recovery cap, insolvency finding, culpability finding or judicial determination.
What it does establish

The statement of financial position used £1 for the line described as the underlying group asset interest, accompanied by express provisional and non-valuation qualifications.

What it does not establish

It does not establish that Sun Park / MYND Yaiza, LPB, Matkator, Aweswell, hotel income, losses or damages were worth £1 or zero.

Rights remain reserved

The filing records the directors’ position that property, business, income, creditor, restitution, compensation and damages rights remain subject to recovery and recognition.

No automatic balance-sheet uplift

A claimed economic value is not automatically a recognised accounting asset. Each component must meet the relevant control, classification, probability and reliable-measurement tests.

UK accounting analysis

How value can be recognised correctly.

FRS 102 requires recognition to be assessed item by item. General recognition requires probable future economic benefits and a cost or value that can be measured reliably. Where a reasonable estimate cannot be made, non-recognition may be accompanied by disclosure and later recognition when the criteria are met.

Property and business assetsProve entity-level title or control, then classify and measure.

Reconcile each finca/right to Aweswell, LPB or Matkator; establish consolidation treatment; classify as property, plant and equipment, investment property, a financial asset or another class; support cost, revaluation or fair value with the appropriate evidence and independent valuation.

Hotel incomeRecognise earned, attributable and reliably measurable income in the correct entity and period.

Income allegedly received or retained by another actor requires a legally grounded receivable, restitution, account-of-profits or damages analysis. Forecast future hotel income is not booked wholesale, although it may support an authorised valuation model.

Damages and restitutionDisclose probable claims; recognise only when the required certainty is reached.

Contingent assets are not recognised until inflow is virtually certain. A probable but not virtually certain inflow is disclosed when practicable. Compensation for lost or impaired property is recognised only when virtually certain.

Later accountingUse the correct mechanism: correction, estimate change, revaluation or later-period recognition.

A later award or recovery is not automatically a restatement of 2025. Amended accounts for the same period must relate to the original reporting date; later events normally enter the period in which recognition conditions are met.

Evidence bridge required before a material uplift

1
Right and reporting entity.

Identify the exact property, receivable, income stream or claim and the entity that owns or controls it.

2
Title and transaction reconciliation.

Registry records, acquisition documents, court orders, ledgers and intercompany funding must reconcile.

3
Professional measurement.

Independent property/business valuation, reconstructed accounts, hotel income records and expert quantum analysis.

4
Probability and certainty.

Apply the ordinary recognition threshold or, for contingent recoveries and specified compensation, the virtually-certain threshold.

5
Auditable bridge from £1.

Show every recognised increment by asset, entity, period, measurement basis and source.

Independent accounting analysis This is a source-based repository control, not an audit opinion or advice to file amended accounts without a UK accountant’s review.

Technical clarification about the filed FRS 102 citations

The supplied PDF is preserved unchanged. Its discussion of prudence refers to FRS 102 paragraphs 17.21–17.23. In the January 2022 edition, those paragraphs concern useful life and depreciation methods. The general prudence principle is paragraph 2.9; recognition and reliable measurement are addressed in 2.27–2.32; contingent assets in 21.13 and 21.16; and property measurement in Sections 16 and 17.

Paragraph 2.9 permits caution under uncertainty but expressly does not permit deliberate understatement or bias. This clarification is a repository technical note, not an alteration of the Companies House document.

Reported group perimeter

Corporate and procedural boundary.

Boundary: the Aweswell filing can evidence the UK directors’ stated group, funding, creditor and recovery position. It does not itself formulate, approve, deposit or replace LPB’s Spanish statutory accounts during liquidation, and it does not decide title or liability in the concurso or calificación proceedings.

Third-party misuse and correction rule

Any use of the £1 figure must include its provisional, prudential and non-valuation context. Statements such as “the hotel was valued at £1”, “the group admitted it had no value”, “there were no damages”, “rights were waived” or “Companies House confirmed a £1 value” are not supported by the filing merely because £1 appears on the balance sheet.

  1. Preserve the exact statement, author, date and forum.
  2. Quote the full filing qualification and distinguish carrying amount from market value, recoverable amount and claim recognition.
  3. Request a written correction where the qualification was omitted or the figure was converted into a substantive valuation conclusion.
  4. Escalate to legal and accounting advisers where the use affects lending, concurso, calificación, tax, enforcement, regulation or reputation.

Misunderstanding is not automatically bad faith. Intent must be evidenced.

Source discipline and open matters

  • The supplied PDF contains 69 internally numbered pages; Companies House lists 70 pages. No cause is inferred.
  • The £1 interpretation above is grounded in the filing’s express qualifications and official FRS 102 recognition principles.
  • “Full unencumbered ownership”, hotel-income entitlement and damages remain project recovery positions requiring title, control, quantum and forum-specific proof; they are not presented here as finally adjudicated facts.
  • The directors’ intention to update values does not by itself determine the timing, amount or accounting mechanism of later recognition.
  • The source PDF is not silently amended. Technical corrections and independent analysis are displayed separately.

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