UK Companies Over £10m Turnover
Companies filing full or group accounts at Companies House - typically businesses above the small company threshold with turnover over £10 million. The most financially transparent and commercially significant segment of the register.
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How We Identify Companies Over £10m Turnover
UK companies above the small company threshold are required to file full accounts, which include a complete profit and loss account, balance sheet, and notes. The threshold for mandatory full accounts is generally triggered when a company exceeds two of three criteria: turnover over £10.2 million, balance sheet over £5.1 million, or more than 50 employees.
Companies filing full accounts have declared - through their statutory filings - that they are above the small company regime. In practice, this captures most genuine medium and large businesses, as well as some smaller companies that choose to file full accounts voluntarily for reasons of credibility or investor requirements.
Full Accounts: The Most Data-Rich Companies on the Register
Unlike small or micro-entity companies that can file abbreviated accounts, full accounts filers must disclose their complete financial position publicly. This means you can access:
- Actual turnover figures - the profit and loss account is required, making revenue visible for the first time
- Gross and operating profit - showing margin structure, not just revenue
- Net assets in detail - assets, liabilities, cash position, debtors, creditors
- Employee numbers - disclosed in full accounts
- Director remuneration - in some cases
- Audit report - confirming external verification of the figures
Who Targets Companies Over £10m Turnover?
- Enterprise software vendors - companies at this scale typically outgrow SME tools and need ERP, CRM, and enterprise platforms
- Management consultants and advisory firms - complex organisations need strategic and operational advice beyond small-business accountancy
- Commercial property agents - £10m+ businesses occupy significant premises and make real property decisions
- Recruitment and executive search firms - these companies hire at senior levels regularly and at scale
- Commercial lenders and asset financiers - substantial businesses have sophisticated financing needs beyond SME products
Finding Companies Over £10m in Your Sector
The Company Prospecting search lets you filter full accounts filers by sector and location. Combine with the growing trajectory filter to find businesses that have recently crossed the small-to-full accounts threshold for the first time - the clearest indicator of a company that just entered the medium-size segment.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many UK companies have turnover over £10 million?
Over 500,000 active UK companies file full or group accounts at Companies House, indicating they are above the small company threshold. This includes genuinely large companies (turnover well above £36m), most medium-sized businesses, and some smaller companies that file full accounts voluntarily.
Can I see the actual turnover for these companies?
Yes, for most. Full accounts filers are required to include a profit and loss account, which discloses turnover. This is a significant advantage over small and micro-entity companies, where turnover is typically withheld from the public filing. Use Companies House directly to download the full accounts PDF for any specific company.
What is the difference between a medium company and a large company in the UK?
A medium company has turnover under £36m, balance sheet under £18m, and fewer than 250 employees. A large company exceeds two of those thresholds. Both file full accounts. In practice, many medium-sized companies file the same full accounts format as large companies because they are audited regardless of which size band applies to their specific metrics.
Are all companies with full accounts audited?
Most but not all. Statutory audit is mandatory for companies above two of three thresholds: turnover over £10.2m, balance sheet over £5.1m, more than 50 employees. Companies above these thresholds are usually audited. Some smaller companies also undergo voluntary audits by investor or lender requirement, and also file full accounts as a result.
How do I find companies over £10m that are actively growing?
Use the Company Prospecting search filtered to full accounts filers combined with the growing trajectory filter. This shows companies that have recently upgraded their accounts band - a confirmed indicator of a company that crossed a significant size threshold in its latest annual filing.