About the company

Stellar Catalyst UK Ltd

The company registered in England and Wales through which the NTHRYS platform is operated, sold and supported within the United Kingdom.

01

Constitution and corporate status

Particulars as entered on the register maintained by the Registrar of Companies.

The company was incorporated under the Companies Act 2006 and is subject to the filing, disclosure and governance obligations that attach to a private limited company registered in England and Wales.

Registered nameStellar Catalyst UK Ltd
Company number17108493
Date of incorporation23 March 2026
JurisdictionEngland and Wales
ConstitutionPrivate company limited by shares
DirectorMrs Mugdha Shrikhande Padalkar
Registered office24 Norfolk Street, Coventry, CV1 3BX, United Kingdom
Trading nameNTHRYS
Value Added TaxNot presently registered

Particulars entered on the public register may be independently verified through the Companies House service. Where the information stated here and the information held on the register are inconsistent, the register prevails.

02

Origin and mandate

The relationship between this company and NTHRYS.

NTHRYS is an established education and research organisation, in continuous operation since 2003, working with students, research scholars, academic departments and commercial organisations across a catalogue that now extends to more than 1,700 fields.

Stellar Catalyst UK Ltd was constituted to give that organisation a resident corporate presence in the United Kingdom. The company operates the NTHRYS platform for the United Kingdom market, presents its catalogue in pounds sterling, contracts with United Kingdom customers in its own name, and assumes the statutory and contractual obligations arising from those transactions.

What this means for a customer

A customer purchasing through nthrys.co.uk contracts with a company registered and resident in England and Wales, enjoys the protections conferred by United Kingdom consumer legislation where applicable, and has recourse to a published complaints procedure and to a registered office address within the jurisdiction.

Seller of record. The seller for all United Kingdom transactions is Stellar Catalyst UK Ltd, company number 17108493, registered office 24 Norfolk Street, Coventry, CV1 3BX.

NTHRYS is the trading name under which the company presents its services. Card statements display NTHRYS.

03

How we work

The principles that shape how programmes are constructed and delivered.

Structured rather than generic

Every engagement is reached through a hierarchy — field, then category, then the level appropriate to the service. A participant does not select from an undifferentiated list but arrives at a scoped engagement situated within the present structure of the discipline concerned.

Composition disclosed before commitment

Training modules disclose their constituent protocols and the fee attributable to each. Projects and internships state their focused area, duration options and mode. Workshops publish dates and available places. Scope and price are visible before any commitment is made.

Breadth maintained deliberately

The catalogue is extended continuously and spans the sciences, engineering and computing, management, finance and law, the health disciplines, and the social sciences and humanities. Breadth is maintained because demand arises across disciplines rather than within a single one.

Delivered in both modes

Programmes run online and in person. The mode is selected at the point of purchase and determines how and when the service is performed, as set out in the delivery policy.

04

Governance and accountability

Obligations assumed and remedies available.

The company maintains a published complaints procedure, observes the requirements of the United Kingdom General Data Protection Regulation and the Data Protection Act 2018 in respect of personal data, and complies with the disclosure obligations imposed by the Companies Act 2006 in relation to its registered particulars.

Where to direct a matter

  • Enquiries concerning an existing order should be directed to the company by electronic mail, quoting the order reference.
  • A customer wishing to exercise a right of cancellation should consult the cancellation policy before submitting notice.
  • A dissatisfied customer should follow the complaints procedure, which sets out the stages of escalation and the periods within which the company will respond.
  • A data subject wishing to exercise rights under data protection legislation should proceed as described in the privacy policy.