DOUGLAS PARK LIMITED reports an average time to pay of 25 days, with 1% of invoices paid outside agreed terms, based on data supplied under the UK Duty to Report on Payment Practices. This reflects payment performance only. This score reflects its most recent reporting period only (2026) -- the same rule applied to every company regardless of how many periods they've filed, so a longer track record is never used to drag a score down. The full 9-period history is shown on the Full Good Business Partner Profile. It has not yet completed the GBP-14 Diagnostic, so this is not a full Supplier Choice Index certification.
Data source: payment-practice figures from 9 reporting periods (2018–2026), as published by the company under the UK Duty to Report on Payment Practices. Score moved from 34 in 2018 to 62 in 2026, after peaking at 63 in 2023.
This is a multi-period payment-performance pattern, not a supplier testimonial.
9 reporting periods on file: year-by-year days to pay, late payments, Fast Payment Score, the ≤30 / 31–60 / 60+ day split and the company’s standard payment terms as filed. Shown on the Full Good Business Partner Profile.
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Douglas Park paid its suppliers in 25 days on average in its 2026 reporting period, based on the payment-practice figures UK businesses of its size must report publicly twice a year.
1% of invoices were paid outside the agreed terms in its 2026 reporting period. 66% of its invoices were paid within 30 days.
62 out of 100, which places Douglas Park in the Accredited Fast Payer band on the Good Business Partners directory. The score is built from average days to pay and the share of invoices paid late, across every period the company has reported. It has been recognised with a Fast Payer Award in 2025, 2026.
From the Reporting on Payment Practices and Performance regulations, under which large UK businesses publish their payment performance every six months. Good Business Partners collects those filings and scores them; the figures are not supplied by Douglas Park.
Fast Payment Score, derived from reported average days to pay and % invoices paid late. Not a Supplier Choice Index score.
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