JOHN NIELSEN FINANS ApS
Summary
JOHN NIELSEN FINANS ApS is registered in Denmark and entered in the “Central Business Register (CVR)” under number 67507517. Its legal form is Anpartsselskab (ApS) – private limited company (Denmark). JOHN NIELSEN FINANS ApS is the ultimate parent of a group of 3 subsidiaries in 1 country, as reported to GLEIF. GLEIF gives this reason: the entity is controlled by one or more natural persons without an intermediate legal entity. GLEIF does not name them, and neither does AssetCensus. It has 3 direct subsidiaries in GLEIF data. The LEI was first issued on 19 Oct 2017 and the record was last updated on 27 Oct 2025; the next renewal is due by 15 Dec 2026.
Written from GLEIF data using fixed, reviewed sentence templates.
Data-quality notes (AssetCensus analysis)
No data-quality notes for this entity in this data release.
Company details
| Legal form | Anpartsselskab (ApS) private limited company (Denmark) |
|---|---|
| Register | Central Business Register (CVR) · Register website |
| Registration number | 67507517 |
| Registration authority | Danish Business Authority |
| Jurisdiction | Denmark |
| Registered address | Elmedalsvej 8, 4200 Slagelse, Denmark |
| Category | company or other legal entity |
| Status | active |
| Founded (per GLEIF) | 26 Feb 1982 |
| LEI | 5493008WG7TFFWM2CG61 |
| LEI status | active |
| LEI first issued | 19 Oct 2017 |
| LEI record last updated | 27 Oct 2025 |
| Next LEI renewal | 15 Dec 2026 |
| Corroboration of the LEI record | fully corroborated |
Group membership
Parent not reported to GLEIF
- Direct parent: the entity is controlled by one or more natural persons without an intermediate legal entity. GLEIF does not name them, and neither does AssetCensus.
- Ultimate parent: the entity is controlled by one or more natural persons without an intermediate legal entity. GLEIF does not name them, and neither does AssetCensus.
Direct subsidiaries (3)
- CPH Homes A/S Denmark · Slagelse
- J.N. MEAT International ApS Denmark · Slagelse
- JN 11 ApS Denmark · Slagelse