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OPTIMAS OE SOLUTIONS LTD

Legal entity in United Kingdom

Company details

Registration number
09432123
Status
Registered
Incorporated
10 Feb 2015
Legal form
Private Limited Company
Register
Companies House

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Companies House

Edition date
1 Nov 2026
Collected
9 Nov 2026
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Registered address

OPTIMAS OE SOLUTIONS LTD
WATERWELLS DRIVE
GLOUCESTER
GL2 2FR

Other and previous names

  • AIP/FASTENERS (UK) LTD

Register details

SIC codes
46900 - Non-specialised wholesale trade
Accounts next due
01/10/2027
Accounts last made up
31/12/2025

Gender pay gap reports

Gender pay gap figures reported by employers giving this company's Companies House number, one row for each reporting year. Each dataset is matched to this company by the registered number its publisher gives, never by name.

  1. Gender pay gap, reporting year 2025 to 2026

    Reporting year
    2025 to 2026
    Snapshot date
    5 Apr 2025
    Employer size
    250 to 499
    Mean hourly pay gap
    -5.51%
    Median hourly pay gap
    -13.75%
    Mean bonus gap
    57.9%
    Median bonus gap
    -164.6%
    Men receiving a bonus
    93.9%
    Women receiving a bonus
    91.6%
    Women in the lower pay quarter
    8.11%
    Women in the lower middle pay quarter
    38.36%
    Women in the upper middle pay quarter
    45.21%
    Women in the top pay quarter
    38.36%
    Submitted
    4 Apr 2026
    Submitted after the deadline
    No
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  2. Gender pay gap, reporting year 2024 to 2025

    Reporting year
    2024 to 2025
    Snapshot date
    5 Apr 2024
    Employer size
    250 to 499
    Mean hourly pay gap
    -3.31%
    Median hourly pay gap
    -12.76%
    Mean bonus gap
    -58.41%
    Median bonus gap
    -185.71%
    Men receiving a bonus
    74.5%
    Women receiving a bonus
    80%
    Women in the lower pay quarter
    18.18%
    Women in the lower middle pay quarter
    32.47%
    Women in the upper middle pay quarter
    38.96%
    Women in the top pay quarter
    36.36%
    Submitted
    1 Apr 2025
    Submitted after the deadline
    No
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  3. Gender pay gap, reporting year 2023 to 2024

    Reporting year
    2023 to 2024
    Snapshot date
    5 Apr 2023
    Employer size
    250 to 499
    Mean hourly pay gap
    -1.3%
    Median hourly pay gap
    -14.7%
    Mean bonus gap
    49.3%
    Median bonus gap
    -5.9%
    Men receiving a bonus
    91.7%
    Women receiving a bonus
    93.5%
    Women in the lower pay quarter
    15.3%
    Women in the lower middle pay quarter
    37.5%
    Women in the upper middle pay quarter
    40.3%
    Women in the top pay quarter
    36.6%
    Submitted
    22 Mar 2024
    Submitted after the deadline
    No
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  4. Gender pay gap, reporting year 2022 to 2023

    Reporting year
    2022 to 2023
    Snapshot date
    5 Apr 2022
    Employer size
    250 to 499
    Mean hourly pay gap
    7.5%
    Median hourly pay gap
    3.6%
    Mean bonus gap
    44.2%
    Median bonus gap
    -104.2%
    Men receiving a bonus
    72.7%
    Women receiving a bonus
    71%
    Women in the lower pay quarter
    24.3%
    Women in the lower middle pay quarter
    47.3%
    Women in the upper middle pay quarter
    33.33%
    Women in the top pay quarter
    33.33%
    Submitted
    4 Apr 2023
    Submitted after the deadline
    No
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  5. Gender pay gap, reporting year 2021 to 2022

    Reporting year
    2021 to 2022
    Snapshot date
    5 Apr 2021
    Employer size
    250 to 499
    Mean hourly pay gap
    4.5%
    Median hourly pay gap
    0%
    Mean bonus gap
    44.7%
    Median bonus gap
    -10.3%
    Men receiving a bonus
    87%
    Women receiving a bonus
    75%
    Women in the lower pay quarter
    17.6%
    Women in the lower middle pay quarter
    48%
    Women in the upper middle pay quarter
    36%
    Women in the top pay quarter
    29.3%
    Submitted
    4 Apr 2022
    Submitted after the deadline
    No
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  6. Gender pay gap, reporting year 2018 to 2019

    Reporting year
    2018 to 2019
    Snapshot date
    5 Apr 2018
    Employer size
    500 to 999
    Mean hourly pay gap
    0.3%
    Median hourly pay gap
    -0.5%
    Mean bonus gap
    14%
    Median bonus gap
    -38%
    Men receiving a bonus
    82%
    Women receiving a bonus
    76%
    Women in the lower pay quarter
    25%
    Women in the lower middle pay quarter
    33%
    Women in the upper middle pay quarter
    33%
    Women in the top pay quarter
    27%
    Submitted
    29 Mar 2019
    Submitted after the deadline
    No
    Employer's written statement
    https://www.optimas.com/uploads/video/Optimas-UK-Gender-Pay-Gap-April-2019.pdf
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  7. Gender pay gap, reporting year 2017 to 2018

    Reporting year
    2017 to 2018
    Snapshot date
    5 Apr 2017
    Employer size
    500 to 999
    Mean hourly pay gap
    7.2%
    Median hourly pay gap
    -0.7%
    Mean bonus gap
    21%
    Median bonus gap
    -7.1%
    Men receiving a bonus
    93%
    Women receiving a bonus
    70%
    Women in the lower pay quarter
    25.6%
    Women in the lower middle pay quarter
    31.6%
    Women in the upper middle pay quarter
    34.6%
    Women in the top pay quarter
    25%
    Submitted
    3 Apr 2018
    Submitted after the deadline
    No
    Employer's written statement
    https://global.optimas.com/uploads/documentation/Optimas-UK-Gender-Pay-Gap-042018.pdf
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  8. Gender pay gap, reporting year 2020 to 2021

    Reporting year
    2020 to 2021
    Employer size
    250 to 499
    Mean hourly pay gap
    6.9%
    Median hourly pay gap
    -1.9%
    Mean bonus gap
    80%
    Median bonus gap
    62.5%
    Men receiving a bonus
    21%
    Women receiving a bonus
    51%
    Women in the lower pay quarter
    18%
    Women in the lower middle pay quarter
    36%
    Women in the upper middle pay quarter
    35%
    Women in the top pay quarter
    22%
    Submitted
    4 Oct 2021
    Submitted after the deadline
    No
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Government Equalities Office, gender pay gap service · Linked dataset

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: gender pay gap service (gender-pay-gap.service.gov.uk), downloaded 2026-11-12; filtered and reformatted by CorporateDB.

Vehicle operator licences

Goods and passenger vehicle operator licences held under this company's Companies House number, from the traffic commissioners' register. Each dataset is matched to this company by the registered number its publisher gives, never by name.

  1. Goods vehicle operator licence OB1139122

    Licence number
    OB1139122
    Vehicles
    Goods vehicles
    Licence type
    Restricted
    Licence status
    Valid
    Traffic area
    North East of England
    Continuation due
    31 Jul 2030
    Vehicles authorised
    2
    Trailers authorised
    0
    Vehicles specified
    1
    Trailers specified
    0
    Operator type
    Limited company
  2. Goods vehicle operator licence OD1139120

    Licence number
    OD1139120
    Vehicles
    Goods vehicles
    Licence type
    Restricted
    Licence status
    Valid
    Traffic area
    West Midlands
    Continuation due
    31 Jul 2030
    Vehicles authorised
    2
    Trailers authorised
    0
    Vehicles specified
    0
    Trailers specified
    0
    Operator type
    Limited company
  3. Goods vehicle operator licence OH1139121

    Licence number
    OH1139121
    Vehicles
    Goods vehicles
    Licence type
    Restricted
    Licence status
    Valid
    Traffic area
    West of England
    Continuation due
    31 Jul 2030
    Vehicles authorised
    6
    Trailers authorised
    2
    Vehicles specified
    4
    Trailers specified
    0
    Operator type
    Limited company

Traffic commissioners, goods and public service vehicle operator licences · Linked dataset

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency for the traffic commissioners, goods and public service vehicle operator licence records, data.gov.uk, files of 2026-11-07; filtered and reformatted by CorporateDB.

Payment practices reports

Half-yearly reports this company made on how quickly it pays its suppliers, under the payment practices reporting duty. Each dataset is matched to this company by the registered number its publisher gives, never by name.

  1. Payment practices report, 2026-01-01 to 2026-06-30

    Reporting period from
    1 Jan 2026
    Reporting period to
    30 Jun 2026
    Filed
    5 Aug 2026
    Average days to pay
    70
    Invoices paid within 30 days
    10%
    Invoices paid in 31 to 60 days
    33%
    Invoices paid after 60 days
    57%
    Invoices not paid within agreed terms
    43%
    Invoices not paid on time because of a dispute
    0%
    Value paid within 30 days
    £31,860,545
    Value paid in 31 to 60 days
    £7,475,904
    Value paid after 60 days
    £18,717,202
    Value paid later than agreed terms
    £24,868,416
    Shortest standard payment period (days)
    30
    Longest standard payment period (days)
    90
    Maximum contractual payment period (days)
    120
    E-invoicing offered
    No
    Supply chain finance offered
    No
    Reporting regime
    Regime 3
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  2. Payment practices report, 2025-07-01 to 2025-12-31

    Reporting period from
    1 Jul 2025
    Reporting period to
    31 Dec 2025
    Filed
    30 Jan 2026
    Average days to pay
    64
    Invoices paid within 30 days
    9%
    Invoices paid in 31 to 60 days
    38%
    Invoices paid after 60 days
    53%
    Invoices not paid within agreed terms
    69%
    Invoices not paid on time because of a dispute
    0%
    Value paid within 30 days
    £6,697,904
    Value paid in 31 to 60 days
    £7,717,228
    Value paid after 60 days
    £16,747,342
    Value paid later than agreed terms
    £21,586,699
    Shortest standard payment period (days)
    30
    Longest standard payment period (days)
    90
    Maximum contractual payment period (days)
    135
    E-invoicing offered
    No
    Supply chain finance offered
    No
    Reporting regime
    Regime 2
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  3. Payment practices report, 2025-01-01 to 2025-06-30

    Reporting period from
    1 Jan 2025
    Reporting period to
    30 Jun 2025
    Filed
    1 Aug 2025
    Reporting regime
    Regime 2
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  4. Payment practices report, 2025-01-01 to 2025-06-30

    Reporting period from
    1 Jan 2025
    Reporting period to
    30 Jun 2025
    Filed
    1 Aug 2025
    Reporting regime
    Regime 2
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  5. Payment practices report, 2025-01-01 to 2025-06-30

    Reporting period from
    1 Jan 2025
    Reporting period to
    30 Jun 2025
    Filed
    1 Aug 2025
    Average days to pay
    62
    Invoices paid within 30 days
    8%
    Invoices paid in 31 to 60 days
    37%
    Invoices paid after 60 days
    55%
    Invoices not paid within agreed terms
    77%
    Invoices not paid on time because of a dispute
    0%
    Value paid within 30 days
    £4,646,176
    Value paid in 31 to 60 days
    £8,646,506
    Value paid after 60 days
    £16,547,943
    Value paid later than agreed terms
    £21,914,419
    Shortest standard payment period (days)
    30
    Longest standard payment period (days)
    90
    Maximum contractual payment period (days)
    135
    E-invoicing offered
    No
    Supply chain finance offered
    No
    Reporting regime
    Regime 2
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  6. Payment practices report, 2020-01-04 to 2020-07-03

    Reporting period from
    4 Jan 2020
    Reporting period to
    3 Jul 2020
    Filed
    3 Sep 2020
    Average days to pay
    38
    Invoices paid within 30 days
    43%
    Invoices paid in 31 to 60 days
    30%
    Invoices paid after 60 days
    27%
    Invoices not paid within agreed terms
    55%
    Invoices not paid on time because of a dispute
    0%
    Value paid later than agreed terms
    £0
    Shortest standard payment period (days)
    90
    Maximum contractual payment period (days)
    135
    E-invoicing offered
    No
    Supply chain finance offered
    No
    Reporting regime
    Regime 1
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  7. Payment practices report, 2019-06-29 to 2020-01-03

    Reporting period from
    29 Jun 2019
    Reporting period to
    3 Jan 2020
    Filed
    11 Feb 2020
    Average days to pay
    40
    Invoices paid within 30 days
    48%
    Invoices paid in 31 to 60 days
    34%
    Invoices paid after 60 days
    18%
    Invoices not paid within agreed terms
    40%
    Invoices not paid on time because of a dispute
    0%
    Value paid later than agreed terms
    £0
    Shortest standard payment period (days)
    90
    Longest standard payment period (days)
    135
    Maximum contractual payment period (days)
    135
    E-invoicing offered
    No
    Supply chain finance offered
    No
    Reporting regime
    Regime 1
    View it at the source ↗
  8. Payment practices report, None to 2019-06-28

    Reporting period to
    28 Jun 2019
    Filed
    3 Sep 2019
    Average days to pay
    44
    Invoices paid within 30 days
    43%
    Invoices paid in 31 to 60 days
    35%
    Invoices paid after 60 days
    22%
    Invoices not paid within agreed terms
    34%
    Invoices not paid on time because of a dispute
    0%
    Value paid later than agreed terms
    £0
    Shortest standard payment period (days)
    90
    Longest standard payment period (days)
    135
    Maximum contractual payment period (days)
    135
    E-invoicing offered
    No
    Supply chain finance offered
    No
    Reporting regime
    Regime 1
    View it at the source ↗
  9. Payment practices report, 2018-07-01 to 2018-12-28

    Reporting period from
    1 Jul 2018
    Reporting period to
    28 Dec 2018
    Filed
    29 Jan 2019
    Average days to pay
    46
    Invoices paid within 30 days
    52%
    Invoices paid in 31 to 60 days
    29%
    Invoices paid after 60 days
    19%
    Invoices not paid within agreed terms
    29%
    Invoices not paid on time because of a dispute
    0%
    Value paid later than agreed terms
    £0
    Shortest standard payment period (days)
    90
    Maximum contractual payment period (days)
    135
    E-invoicing offered
    No
    Supply chain finance offered
    No
    Reporting regime
    Regime 1
    View it at the source ↗
  10. Payment practices report, 2018-01-01 to 2018-06-30

    Reporting period from
    1 Jan 2018
    Reporting period to
    30 Jun 2018
    Filed
    24 Jul 2018
    Average days to pay
    47
    Invoices paid within 30 days
    45%
    Invoices paid in 31 to 60 days
    31%
    Invoices paid after 60 days
    24%
    Invoices not paid within agreed terms
    69%
    Invoices not paid on time because of a dispute
    0%
    Value paid later than agreed terms
    £0
    Shortest standard payment period (days)
    90
    Maximum contractual payment period (days)
    135
    E-invoicing offered
    No
    Supply chain finance offered
    No
    Reporting regime
    Regime 1
    View it at the source ↗

Department for Business and Trade, payment practices reporting · Linked dataset

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: Department for Business and Trade, check payment practices service (check-payment-practices.service.gov.uk), export downloaded 2026-11-12; filtered and reformatted by CorporateDB.

History

Versions of this record since CorporateDB began collecting it.

  1. 1 Nov 2026Version 1

    OPTIMAS OE SOLUTIONS LTD · Registered

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Source and reuse

Companies House

Source: Companies House, Free Company Data Product; reformatted by CorporateDB.

Changes
Data filtered and reformatted by CorporateDB.