Caro’s Cook Line
ActiveSummary
The computed 12-month bankruptcy probability of Caro’s Cook Line is 5.1% (elevated). The company has been active since 2025 and the Belgian Official Gazette contains no insolvency or warning signals. No annual accounts have been filed with the National Bank.
Overview
Official details
Source: KBO- Status
- Active since 06-02-2025 Normal situation
- Activity
- Event catering NACE 56210and 3 others
- Establishment unit
- 2.369.689.511 4280 Hannut, since 06-02-2025
- Financial year end
- 31 December
- Peppol
- Reachable since 14-07-2026
Financial position
- Bankruptcy probabilitywithin 12 months
- 5.1%
- 2025 accounts not filed, 94 days past the deadline
Signalsraises riskFounded in 2025Sector: Food and beverage service activities (NACE 56)Annual accounts not filedShow the evidence
Bankruptcy probability
About 5 in 100 comparable companies go bankrupt within 12 months (an estimate).
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Signals
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Recent changes
- · Gazette deed IncorporationStarting capital €2,000 · Appointment: CORNEZ Caroline Nicole Claude (director)
Key facts about Caro’s Cook Line
- What is the company number of Caro’s Cook Line?
- The company number of Caro’s Cook Line is 1019.716.656. The VAT number is the same number with BE in front: BE 1019.716.656.
- Where is Caro’s Cook Line based?
- The registered office is at Rue de Nivelles (GD HT) 4, 4280 Hannut.Company details
- What does Caro’s Cook Line do?
- According to the KBO register, the main activity is event catering (NACE 56210).
- What is the legal form of Caro’s Cook Line?
- The legal form of Caro’s Cook Line is Private limited company (BV).
- When was Caro’s Cook Line founded?
- Caro’s Cook Line was founded on 06-02-2025.
- Is Caro’s Cook Line still active?
- Yes, Caro’s Cook Line is an active enterprise in the KBO register.
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