The Maughold Head Mining Company was a mining company formed to explorate around the area of Maughold Head on the Isle of Man.
[1][2] The company's registered offices were at 30, John St, Bedford Row, London.
[1][2] The company comprised a called up capital of £25,000 in the form of £2 shares.
[1] However the yield realised from the mine workings never compared to that of the company's prospectus and in February 1874, less than a year after its inception, the Maughold Head Mining Company went into liquidation.
[3] The company remained in liquidation for a considerable time, the winding up being unable to be undertaken on the Isle of Man as the company was registered in the United Kingdom, a completely separate jurisdiction.