National Meter Automation is a Business Corporation registered in Alaska. Founded in October 2016, with the entity number 10042590. The entity did not apply for any business licenses yet. Currently in Merged. National Meter Automation has 7 key officers and 1 shareholder.
| Legal Name: | National Meter & Automation, Inc. |
| Entity Type: |
Business Corporation
National Meter & Automation, Inc. is structured as a Business Corporation, a common type of corporate entity designed to conduct a wide range of business activities. In Alaska, a Business Corporation (often referred to as a "C-Corp") is a separate legal entity from its owners (shareholders), offering them limited liability protection and enabling the company to raise capital through the issuance of stock. |
| Status: |
Merged
"Merged" status means that National Meter & Automation, Inc. has merged with another entity and no longer exists as a separate legal entity in Alaska. Its assets, liabilities, and operations have been transferred to the surviving company in the merger. |
| AK Formed Date: | 13 Oct 2016 (8 years ago) |
| Duration: | Perpetual |
| Branch of: | National Meter & Automation, Inc., COLORADO (Company Number 20041396678) |
| Entity Number: |
10042590
The entity number, 10042590, is a unique identifier assigned by the Alaska Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development to National Meter & Automation, Inc.. This number can be used to verify the company's registration and access official records. |
| Home State: | COLORADO |
| Entity Mailing Address: | 7220 SOUTH FRASER STREET, CENTENNIAL, CO 80112 |
| Name | Role | Shares |
|---|---|---|
| Corporation Service Company | Registered Agent | - |
| BADGER METER, INC. | Shareholder | 100.00 |
| Beverly L.P. Smiley | Director, Vice President | - |
| Kimberly K. Stoll | Vice President | - |
| Richard A. Meeusen | Director, President | - |
| Richard E. Johnson | Director, Treasurer | - |
| William R.A. Bergum | Director, Secretary | - |
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