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Lundahl & Hall AB

Aktiebolag (AB) · SMÅLANDSSTENAR, Sweden · LEI 98450010C74FS4AA3F22
LEI lapsedgroup parent

Summary

Lundahl & Hall AB is registered in Sweden and entered in the “Companies Register (Bolagsverket)” under number 556818-7305. Its legal form is Aktiebolag (AB) – limited company (Sweden). Lundahl & Hall AB is the ultimate parent of a group of 2 subsidiaries in 1 country, as reported to GLEIF. GLEIF gives this reason: the parent information is not public, because of legal constraints, possible detriment, or because consent was not obtained. It has 3 direct subsidiaries in GLEIF data. The LEI was first issued on 12 Mar 2020 and the record was last updated on 1 Oct 2026. It has lapsed: renewal was due by 12 Mar 2021. AssetCensus found 1 data-quality note for this entity (see below).

Written from GLEIF data using fixed, reviewed sentence templates.

Data-quality notes (AssetCensus analysis)

  • The LEI has lapsed: it was due for renewal by 12 Mar 2021 and was not renewed, so GLEIF's data for this entity has not been re-verified since. A lapsed LEI does not mean the company has ceased to exist.

Company details

Legal formAktiebolag (AB)
limited company (Sweden)
RegisterCompanies Register (Bolagsverket) · Register website
Registration number556818-7305
Registration authoritySwedish Companies Registration Office
JurisdictionSweden
Registered addressPäronvägen 16, 333 33 SMÅLANDSSTENAR, Sweden
Categorycompany or other legal entity
Statusactive
Founded (per GLEIF)14 Sep 2010
LEI98450010C74FS4AA3F22
LEI statuslapsed
LEI first issued12 Mar 2020
LEI record last updated1 Oct 2026
Next LEI renewal12 Mar 2021
Corroboration of the LEI recordfully corroborated

Group membership

View the whole group: 2 subsidiaries in 1 countries

Parent not reported to GLEIF

  • Direct parent: the parent information is not public, because of legal constraints, possible detriment, or because consent was not obtained.
  • Ultimate parent: the parent information is not public, because of legal constraints, possible detriment, or because consent was not obtained.

Direct subsidiaries (3)