Skip to content
CompanySight
Company No. 10238320 · Incorporated 17 Jun 2016

The Last Holiday Ltd

Registered name: THE LAST HOLIDAY LTD

Part of British Broadcasting Corporation group

The Last Holiday Ltd made £2.6m revenue and £0 profit in the year to 31 Mar 2025.

The Last Holiday Ltd’s revenue grew 2699688% to £2.6m in the year to 31 Mar 2025, with £0 profit. The company is classified under “motion picture production activities” and is based in London; we hold 4 years of its filed accounts.

Status
Active
Location
London
Age
10 yrs · since 2016
Type
Private Limited Company
Latest accounts · year to 31 Mar 2025

Key figures

Revenue
£2.6m
Growth ▲2699688%
Profit
£0
Growth —
Profit margin
0%
Gross 0%
Employees
—
Change —
Profit / employee
—
 
Profitable streak
0yrs
Consecutive profitable years in our data
4 filed years

Financial history

Multi-year financials, oldest to newest
Year to31 Mar 202231 Mar 202331 Mar 202431 Mar 2025
DisclosureProfit onlyProfit onlyProfit & lossProfit & loss
Profit & loss
Revenue (turnover)——£98£2.6m
Cost of sales———−£2.6m
Gross profit———£19
Operating profit——£0£0
Profit before tax£0£0£0£0
Profit after tax——£0£0
Profit (best available)£0£0£0£0
Employees (average)————
Ratios
Profit margin——0%0%
Gross margin———0%
Growth (year on year)
Revenue growth———▲2699688%
Balance sheet — indirect signals, not revenue
Net assets————
SourceFullAccounts · bulk data Dec 2023FullAccounts · bulk data Dec 2023Accounts · bulk data Dec 2024Accounts · bulk data Dec 2025
Derived from the latest filing

How the business works

Profit margin
0%
Profit ÷ revenue.
Gross margin
0%
Gross profit ÷ revenue. High for software and services.
Revenue per employee
—
Revenue ÷ average employees.
Profit per employee
—
Profit ÷ average employees.
Cash conversion
—
Cash generated from operations ÷ operating profit. Needs a cash-flow statement.
Fixed assets ÷ revenue
—
Capital intensity. Low = capital-light, cheaper to start.
Deferred income ÷ revenue
—
Customers paying upfront (subscriptions, deposits). Approximate when combined with accruals.
Debtors ÷ revenue
—
Money owed by customers. Low = customers pay quickly.
Indirect — not revenue

Balance-sheet signals

Year-on-year changes in filed balance-sheet items. They can hint at momentum (or investment) but are not revenue or profit and must not be read as such.

Net assets
—
Now —
Cash at bank
—
Now —
Headcount
—
Now —
Deferred income
—
Now —
Fixed assets
—
Now —
Corporate ownership

Group structure

Ownership chain

  1. British Broadcasting Corporationultimate parent75–100%
  2. BBC Commercial Limited75–100%
  3. BBC Studios Limited75–100%
  4. BBC Studios Distribution Limited50–75%
  5. Baby Cow Productions Limited75–100%
  6. Baby Cow Films Limited75–100%
  7. The Last Holiday Ltdthis company

Bands show the share of ownership each company holds in the one below it.

Sister companies (3)

From the Persons with Significant Control register (corporate controllers only).

Sources

Latest figures from accounts for the year to 31 Mar 2025 (profit £0), from the Companies House accounts bulk data published Dec 2025. Spotted an error? Request a correction.

Updated from Companies House on 15 Oct 2026