This is the broader follow-up to the FTSE 250 Companies Still Showing Overdue Director Verification Statement Gaps in Companies House Data. Instead of stopping at the mid-cap slice, the same screen now covers the full FTSE 350. As of 7 April 2026, the combined live screen found 12 companies where active director appointments still showed overdue public verification statement fields in Companies House data, covering 94 director appointment gaps.
The broader view matters because it pulls larger listed names into the picture. The overdue set now includes companies such as Diageo and Intertek, while the due-soon queue includes large-cap names such as BT Group and National Grid.
The screen uses public fields shown on Companies House officer records. Alongside the overdue set below, it also found 19 companies with visible due dates inside the next 30 days.
What the FTSE 350 screen found
350 FTSE 350 constituents pulled Built by combining the current FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 tables published on Wikipedia.
320 companies screened automatically Against live public Companies House officer records as of 7 Apr 2026.
12 overdue companies Accounting for 94 active director appointment gaps.
19 due-soon companies These are the companies closest to moving into overdue territory.
The FTSE 350 companies currently showing overdue public statement gaps
These are the FTSE 350 companies currently showing overdue public statement gaps in the screen. Each line links to the public company page inside Entity Watch so the record can be checked company by company.
Babcock International 10 active directors with overdue public statement gaps. Oldest visible due date 18 Nov 2025. Next confirmation statement due 26 Jun 2026.
Harbour Energy 10 active directors with overdue public statement gaps. Oldest visible due date 18 Nov 2025. Next confirmation statement due 12 Aug 2026.
Entain 10 active directors with overdue public statement gaps. Oldest visible due date 25 Feb 2026. Next confirmation statement due Not available.
Diageo 9 active directors with overdue public statement gaps. Oldest visible due date 18 Nov 2025. Next confirmation statement due 14 Jul 2026.
Taylor Wimpey 9 active directors with overdue public statement gaps. Oldest visible due date 18 Nov 2025. Next confirmation statement due 16 Jul 2026.
Endeavour Mining 9 active directors with overdue public statement gaps. Oldest visible due date 17 Mar 2026. Next confirmation statement due 17 Mar 2026.
Keller Group 8 active directors with overdue public statement gaps. Oldest visible due date 18 Nov 2025. Next confirmation statement due 19 Nov 2026.
Chesnara 7 active directors with overdue public statement gaps. Oldest visible due date 18 Nov 2025. Next confirmation statement due 14 Nov 2026.
Pennon Group 7 active directors with overdue public statement gaps. Oldest visible due date 18 Nov 2025. Next confirmation statement due 2 Nov 2026.
Primary Health Properties 7 active directors with overdue public statement gaps. Oldest visible due date 18 Nov 2025. Next confirmation statement due 30 Apr 2026.
Foresight Group 5 active directors with overdue public statement gaps. Oldest visible due date 9 Feb 2026. Next confirmation statement due Not available.
Intertek 3 active directors with overdue public statement gaps. Oldest visible due date 18 Nov 2025. Next confirmation statement due Not available.
Babcock International is the largest row in this screen, tied at 10 active directors showing the gap and an oldest visible due date of 18 Nov 2025.
Which FTSE 350 companies are next in the due-soon queue
These are the FTSE 350 companies closest to moving into overdue territory. Each one already shows public appointment due dates inside the next 30 days and still shows no public statement start date for those appointments.
BT Group 14 active directors due soon. Nearest visible due date 26 Apr 2026.
ICG 11 active directors due soon. Nearest visible due date 19 Apr 2026.
National Grid plc 11 active directors due soon. Nearest visible due date 20 Apr 2026.
IG Group 10 active directors due soon. Nearest visible due date 11 Apr 2026.
Mondi 10 active directors due soon. Nearest visible due date 25 Apr 2026.
Shawbrook Bank 10 active directors due soon. Nearest visible due date 8 Apr 2026.
Croda International 9 active directors due soon. Nearest visible due date 23 Apr 2026.
Derwent London 9 active directors due soon. Nearest visible due date 30 Apr 2026.
The wider due-soon queue is included in the CSV as well. It shows which listed companies are next in line if the public record does not change before those due dates pass.
What the data measures
The public officer record exposes fields such as appointment_verification_statement_due_on and appointment_verification_start_on. This screen identifies active director appointments where the visible due date has passed and no public statement start date is shown.
As of this 7 April 2026 FTSE 350 screen, the companies listed here showed zero flagged appointments with identity_verified_on alongside a missing public statement start date. The list therefore reflects what is currently visible in the public record for each appointment.
If you want the operational workflow version behind the story, use Companies House Identity Verification Deadline for Directors and PSCs for the due-window view and then Companies House Verification Tracker Checklist for 2026 for the team workflow layer.
How the broader screen was built
Pulled the current FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 constituent tables from Wikipedia on 7 April 2026 and combined them into a deduped FTSE 350 set.
Matched each constituent to its Companies House company record before screening the officer list.
Fetched public officer records for matched companies and filtered to active directors only.
Flagged an overdue public statement gap when an active director appointment showed appointment_verification_statement_due_on before 7 April 2026 and no public appointment_verification_start_on.
Flagged a due-soon queue when the same public due field fell within the next 30 days.
Used company confirmation statement dates as an additional timing marker beside each company row.
The result is a broader listed-market view of where the public register currently shows overdue appointment gaps and which companies are next in the due-soon queue.
Where Entity Watch fits
This is the sort of recurring listed-company screen firms end up rebuilding in spreadsheets: public-source lists, overdue counts, upcoming due dates, and company-level proof. Entity Watch is the layer for turning that from one-off research into a repeatable operating surface.
That means company watchlists, tracked due windows, owner and blocker fields, reusable report output, and a public company page for each listed name you want to cite or revisit.
Common questions
Does this article prove those directors are unverified?
No. It tracks overdue public director verification statement gaps in Companies House data. It does not claim more than the public officer record shows.
What changed between the FTSE 250 article and this FTSE 350 follow-up?
This follow-up expands the same screening method across both the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250. The result is a broader listed-company view, including large-cap names in both the overdue list and the due-soon queue.
Why are some FTSE 350 companies shown in the due-soon queue rather than the overdue list?
Because the due-soon queue and the overdue list measure different states. A company appears in the due-soon queue when the visible appointment due date falls within the next 30 days but has not yet passed.
What is the due-soon queue in this article?
It is the set of listed companies where active director appointments already show public verification statement due dates inside the next 30 days but still show no public appointment_verification_start_on. That makes them a follow-up queue rather than an already-overdue list.