Majority control
≥50% shares/votes or board control
£0
turnover · full accounts of controlled companies
- Companies
- 28
- Employees
- 0
- PBT
- £0
UK-visible control · private-equity firm
Endless
UK companies whose ownership chain resolves to Endless, via 4 matched control vehicles. Two views: every company where the firm is a significant-control PSC, and the narrower set it majority-controls.
Endless LLP is a UK-based private equity firm, founded in 2005 and headquartered in Leeds, with offices in London and Manchester. It focuses on buyouts, carve-outs, turnarounds and financial restructurings, mainly across food and beverage, industrials, business services and consumer businesses. The firm says it is currently investing its fifth Endless Fund and third Enact Fund, with combined fund sizes of £500m[3].
All disclosed control
incl. minority (≥25%) PSC stakes
£1.1bn
turnover · 237 companies
- Employees
- 7,390
- With accounts
- 22 (9%)
Largest UK holdings (2026)
Majority control · by turnover · 0 have filed accounts
No majority-controlled companies with filed accounts in the enriched set.
How this is built — and its limits
- Control, not ownership. PSC filings disclose significant control (≥25% shares/votes, board rights, significant influence) — not economic ownership. We never assert a cap table.
- "PSC control" is a band, not an exact stake. Companies House discloses control only in ranges (25–50%, 50–75%, 75–100%), and we show the stronger of the share or voting band on the holding's nearest disclosed edge — the firm's own stake for directly-held companies, the immediate intermediate's for those held through a chain. A band below 50% (or a blank —) here means control rests on board-appointment rights or significant influence rather than a majority shareholding — common in PE structures.
- Every holding is chain-verified. The line under each company ("controlled via N hops · every link ≥X%") is the shortest PSC control chain we found from Endless's vehicles down to it — each hop a real public ownership disclosure. Where a company is also controlled by another tracked firm, that's flagged inline.
- Full accounts, not apportioned. A controlled company's figures are counted in full, not scaled by stake. A jointly-controlled asset counts fully under each controller.
- No double-counting. Where a consolidated parent and its subsidiaries both file, only the topmost is counted.
- Coverage is a floor. Only 0 of 28 majority-controlled companies file detailed accounts in our enriched set, so totals understate the true portfolio.
- UK-visible only. Chains that exit to Jersey, Guernsey or other registries terminate there — we can't follow beyond the UK.