MAHTAARR CHAM AND NYANKU ISSAC BOJANG was incorporated as a private limited company on 6 June 2016, with its registered office in Leicester. The company's registered address is care of Cba Business Solutions Ltd, a business services provider, which suggests the company used a third-party registered office service rather than operating from that location. Its SIC code, 47190, places it in the category of other retail sale in non-specialised stores, which includes shops that sell a variety of products such as convenience stores, general stores, or market stalls. The company's name indicates it was likely founded by two individuals, possibly the directors, although no names of directors are publicly available from the limited information provided. There is no information about its size, but retail businesses of this type are typically small, often with fewer than ten employees. The company does not appear to have any international presence, as no evidence suggests operations outside the UK. Crucially, the company is now dissolved. This means it is no longer legally active and cannot employ anyone or sponsor visas. While it may have previously held a Skilled Worker sponsor licence (with a Worker rating of A), that licence would have ceased to be valid upon dissolution. For job seekers, this company should be considered defunct, and any job advertisements or sponsorship offers claiming to be from it should be treated with extreme caution. Immigration researchers should verify the live status of any sponsor on the Companies House register and the Home Office's register of licensed sponsors before drawing conclusions.

MAHTAARR CHAM AND NYANKU ISSAC BOJANG was incorporated as a private limited company on 6 June 2016, with its registered office in Leicester. The company's registered address is care of Cba Business Solutions Ltd, a business services provider, which suggests the company used a third-party registered office service rather than operating from that location. Its SIC code, 47190, places it in the category of other retail sale in non-specialised stores, which includes shops that sell a variety of products such as convenience stores, general stores, or market stalls. The company's name indicates it was likely founded by two individuals, possibly the directors, although no names of directors are publicly available from the limited information provided. There is no information about its size, but retail businesses of this type are typically small, often with fewer than ten employees. The company does not appear to have any international presence, as no evidence suggests operations outside the UK. Crucially, the company is now dissolved. This means it is no longer legally active and cannot employ anyone or sponsor visas. While it may have previously held a Skilled Worker sponsor licence (with a Worker rating of A), that licence would have ceased to be valid upon dissolution. For job seekers, this company should be considered defunct, and any job advertisements or sponsorship offers claiming to be from it should be treated with extreme caution. Immigration researchers should verify the live status of any sponsor on the Companies House register and the Home Office's register of licensed sponsors before drawing conclusions.