Fidelis Marketing Limited has been on the Companies House register since 1 April 2015, when it was incorporated under number 09522701. Its registered address is Level 42, 22 Bishopsgate, a notable tower in the City of London, and the company remains active. The primary SIC code is 82990, 'other business support service activities n.e.c.,' which is a catch-all for support functions that do not fit into more specific categories. The name suggests marketing, so it probably offers marketing strategy, campaign execution, lead generation, and similar services, potentially as an outsourced partner for other businesses. No independent web content was found to confirm this, so these are reasonable inferences from the company's name and sector. The company holds a Skilled Worker sponsor licence with an A rating, meaning it has met Home Office requirements to employ migrant workers and is actively participating in the sponsorship system. That status is a clear signal that it is looking to hire, at least on a targeted basis. The size of the workforce is not disclosed; as a small limited company, it likely operates with a lean team, typical of a specialist support-services firm. Without further publicly available information, the international footprint is unknown, though the sponsorship licence suggests it already employs or plans to employ workers from outside the UK. The precise scope of services, any client relationships, and financial performance are not part of the public record reviewed here.

Fidelis Marketing Limited has been on the Companies House register since 1 April 2015, when it was incorporated under number 09522701. Its registered address is Level 42, 22 Bishopsgate, a notable tower in the City of London, and the company remains active. The primary SIC code is 82990, 'other business support service activities n.e.c.,' which is a catch-all for support functions that do not fit into more specific categories. The name suggests marketing, so it probably offers marketing strategy, campaign execution, lead generation, and similar services, potentially as an outsourced partner for other businesses. No independent web content was found to confirm this, so these are reasonable inferences from the company's name and sector. The company holds a Skilled Worker sponsor licence with an A rating, meaning it has met Home Office requirements to employ migrant workers and is actively participating in the sponsorship system. That status is a clear signal that it is looking to hire, at least on a targeted basis. The size of the workforce is not disclosed; as a small limited company, it likely operates with a lean team, typical of a specialist support-services firm. Without further publicly available information, the international footprint is unknown, though the sponsorship licence suggests it already employs or plans to employ workers from outside the UK. The precise scope of services, any client relationships, and financial performance are not part of the public record reviewed here.