Summary
Badminton Tienen has been active since 1987 and the Belgian Official Gazette contains no insolvency or warning signals. The computed 12-month bankruptcy probability is below 0.1% (very low). A small non-profit association files its annual accounts with the court registry, not with the National Bank.
Overview
Official details
Source: KBO- Status
- Active since 21-08-1987 Normal situation
- Activity
- “Het huren of aankopen van lokalen en materialen;” (deed in Dutch)From the articles, 5 activitiesNo NACE code in the KBO yet
- Peppol
- Not found in the Peppol Directory
Board and ownership
Financial position
- Bankruptcy probabilitywithin 12 months
- < 0.1%
Signalslowers riskFounded in 1987Legal form: non-profit associationNo annual accounts with figuresNo main activity registeredShow the evidence
Bankruptcy probability
Fewer than 1 in 1,000 comparable companies go bankrupt within 12 months (an estimate).
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Signals
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Recent changes
- · Gazette deed Registered office moved from Glabbeek to KumtichNew seat: Koffiestraat 44, 3300 Kumtich · Previous seat: Pepinusfortstraat 15, 3380 Glabbeek · Resignations: MOYENS Marc, PUYNEERS Ann and WILLEMS Kenneth
Key facts about Badminton Tienen
- What is the company number of Badminton Tienen?
- The company number of Badminton Tienen is 0434.010.563. The VAT number is the same number with BE in front: BE 0434.010.563.
- Where is Badminton Tienen based?
- The registered office is at Koffiestraat(KMT) 44, 3300 Tienen.Company details
- What is the legal form of Badminton Tienen?
- The legal form of Badminton Tienen is Non-profit association (VZW).
- When was Badminton Tienen founded?
- Badminton Tienen was founded on 21-08-1987.
- Is Badminton Tienen still active?
- Yes, Badminton Tienen is an active enterprise in the KBO register.
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