Owenreagh Farm Services Limited
Farm business profile — Companies House NI043276 , 50 Loughmacrory Road
What this business is
Owenreagh Farm Services Limited is a private limited company registered at 50 Loughmacrory Road, Omagh, BT79 0PH. It was incorporated on 22 May 2002 and is currently active.
Companies House records these activities against it:
- Raising of other cattle and buffaloes (SIC 01420)
- Support activities for crop production (SIC 01610)
Farm subsidy payments
Defra and the devolved paying agencies publish the farm support payments they make. Matching those records to this company gives a recorded total of £10,959 across 2 financial years.
2025: £5,483
| Scheme | Amount |
|---|---|
| Basic payment scheme - UK funded | £5,183 |
| Other direct aids - UK funded | £300 |
| Total, DAERA (Northern Ireland) | £5,483 |
2024: £5,475
| Scheme | Amount |
|---|---|
| Basic payment scheme - UK funded | £5,475 |
| Total, DAERA (Northern Ireland) | £5,475 |
How this was matched. Defra publishes a recipient name and postcode district, not a company number, so the link to this company is a name-and-location match rather than an official identifier. We only show a payment where that match is 88% confident or better — the matching rules are published here. Payment records cover the two financial years Defra currently publishes, so this is not a lifetime total.
What this page does not tell you
This is a record built from filings and registers, not a report on how the business trades. It does not show turnover or profit — most farm companies file micro-entity or small-company accounts, which do not include a profit and loss account. It does not show who owns the land, because the free Land Registry data does not link ownership to a title at parcel level. And it does not show anything the business has not been required to file.
Is this your business?
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