Registered at 86 Main Street in Kilsyth, North Lanarkshire, NEW SHADY'S LTD was incorporated on 31 October 2025 as a private limited company and remains active. Its only SIC code, 56103, covers take-away food shops and mobile food stands, which points to a hot food outlet serving the town and its surroundings, preparing orders for collection or delivery rather than seated dining. Businesses of this type and age are typically micro-enterprises: a single site, a handful of kitchen and counter staff, owners working in the business day to day. Employment figures are not published, so the exact size is unconfirmed. The company holds a Skilled Worker sponsor licence with an A rating, meaning the Home Office currently considers it to be meeting its sponsor duties. Within a takeaway, the role most likely to be sponsored is a chef, since kitchen roles are generally the ones in this sector that can clear the skill and salary thresholds for the route. Counter and delivery positions are unlikely to qualify. No live vacancies or job adverts can be confirmed from the information available, so it is not clear whether the licence is being used at present. A licence held by a company incorporated in late 2025 is worth treating with some care. There is very little trading history against which to judge the business, and sponsor ratings can change. An applicant would do well to check the licence is still live on the Home Office register and to establish precisely which role is being sponsored and at what salary before committing.

Registered at 86 Main Street in Kilsyth, North Lanarkshire, NEW SHADY'S LTD was incorporated on 31 October 2025 as a private limited company and remains active. Its only SIC code, 56103, covers take-away food shops and mobile food stands, which points to a hot food outlet serving the town and its surroundings, preparing orders for collection or delivery rather than seated dining. Businesses of this type and age are typically micro-enterprises: a single site, a handful of kitchen and counter staff, owners working in the business day to day. Employment figures are not published, so the exact size is unconfirmed. The company holds a Skilled Worker sponsor licence with an A rating, meaning the Home Office currently considers it to be meeting its sponsor duties. Within a takeaway, the role most likely to be sponsored is a chef, since kitchen roles are generally the ones in this sector that can clear the skill and salary thresholds for the route. Counter and delivery positions are unlikely to qualify. No live vacancies or job adverts can be confirmed from the information available, so it is not clear whether the licence is being used at present. A licence held by a company incorporated in late 2025 is worth treating with some care. There is very little trading history against which to judge the business, and sponsor ratings can change. An applicant would do well to check the licence is still live on the Home Office register and to establish precisely which role is being sponsored and at what salary before committing.