Ah, yes. I knew i was missing something there, but couldn't kick my brain into gear enough to see it. Ok, so sorting out the inheritance (and adding in a class i forgot to include) gives us (?): 
 /-----------\          /-------------------\
 |  Company  |          | Company::Division |
 \-----------/          \-------------------/
      /|\                        /|\
       |                          | (is-a)
       |                          |
       |                /-------------------\
       | (is-a)         | AcmeLtd::Division |
       |                \-------------------/
       |                         /|\
       |                          | (is-a)
       |                          |
 /-----------\             /-------------\
 |  AcmeLtd  |------>------| AcmeLtd::IT |
 \-----------/   (has-a)   \-------------/

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With that we straight away dump #3. I'm still undecided between #1 and #2 though; what are you thoughts on the matter?

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