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Crabbé, Estelle

Active Risk: not assessed
Sole traderstarted 2026active for less than a yearKBO/BCE: BE 1038.734.297

From the official registers: KBO

Summary

Crabbé, Estelle is less than twelve months old. There is no public track record yet to compute a bankruptcy probability from. The business has been active since 2026 and the Belgian Official Gazette contains no insolvency or warning signals. A sole trader files no annual accounts.

Overview

Official details

KBO
Status
Active since 06-06-2026 Normal situation
Legal form
Sole trader
Activity
Literary creation NACE 90111and 4 others
Establishment unit
2.389.783.060 3220 Holsbeek, since 06-06-2026
Peppol
Not found in the Peppol Directory

Board and ownership

Management
The owner in person (sole trader)

Financial position

Sole trader: no score or bankruptcy probabilityToo young for a bankruptcy probability
Sole trader: no accounts
Signalsraises riskYoung companyShow the evidence

Signals

1 signal.
raises risk
raises risk · Young company
Founded in 2026, less than a year ago. Young companies fail more often than established ones; the risk is highest 2 to 8 years after founding.
KBO · incorporation date
Age against the risk zone
highest failure risk from 2 to 8 years under a year 0 10 years
Searched, nothing found (1)
neutral · No strike-offs in the KBO publications
That holds for every publication since incorporation in 2026.
KBO publications

Documents

Articles and registers

Comparable companies

These companies have the same main activity as Crabbé, Estelle: literary creation (NACE 90111). As a sole trader, Crabbé, Estelle files no annual accounts. A size comparison is therefore not possible. They are about the same age: founded in 2025.

CompanyTotal assetsGross margin
Crabbé, Estelle--
CHRIS FAES Dilsen-Stokkem€60,346€49,364
Atelier Rodie Lubbeek€42,333€11,433
Ellewis Gent€17,986€4,017
PAPIER BRUSSELS Etterbeek€72,801€12,596
De Resolutie Beveren-Kruibeke-Zwijndrecht€32,904€24,648
La Grande Instit Verviers€84,102€79,314
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