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CVM CONSTRUCT

Bankruptcy Private limited company (pre-2019)founded 2014Rue de Longuyon,Ruette 74, 6760 VirtonKBO/BCE: BE 0562.737.976

Annual accounts 2017

full format, filed on 27-04-2018, 3 days before the deadline
€740
▲ 36.5%
€392
▲ 193%
-
-
10.5%
▲ 5.2 percentage points
1.12
▲ 0.06

Money flows

no detail for 2017

Balance sheet

balance sheet total €9,529 on 30-09-2017
What the company ownsHow it is paid for

in euro

in euro

Filed annual accounts

as filed with the National Bank, click a year to choose it
Line Trend201720162015
Balance sheet: assets
20/58 9,52918,2766,154
29/58 9,52918,2766,154
40/41 9,51918,2756,149
40 8,19214,4355,522
41 1,3273,840627
54/58 1015
Balance sheet: equity and liabilities
10/49 9,52918,2766,154
10/15 1,005974936
10/11 850850850
100 850850850
13 8585-
130 8585-
14 703986
17/49 8,52417,3025,218
42/48 8,52417,3025,218
44 8,51411,623500
440/4 8,51411,623500
45 101330
450/3 101330
47/48 -5,6664,688
Income statement
70 --24,433
9900 740542238
60/61 --24,196
62 --26
640/8 34840889
9901 392134122
75/76B 5330-
75 5330-
65/66B 4041156
65 4041156
9903 4149116
67/77 101130
9904 313886
9905 313886
Appropriation of the result
9906 7012486
691/2 -85-
6920 -85-
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Source: Annual accounts 2017 (PDF), filed on 27-04-2018.

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Filings

each dot is a set of accounts, on the day it reached the National Bank
Financial year Type Filed Reference Document
30-09-2017 full format 27-04-2018 2018-11300212 PDF
30-09-2016 full format 28-04-2017 2017-10900156 PDF
30-09-2015 full format 26-11-2015 2015-67800413 PDF

Key figures and ratios

per financial year, computed from the annual accounts
Line Trend201720162015
9-4-
1,005974936
--0.5%
10.5%5.3%15.2%
1.121.061.18
8.48--
3.1%--
0.3%0.2%1.4%
--82 days
--8 days

A Belgian filing has no cash-flow statement. Cash flow is therefore an approximation, derived from the income statement. Investment is the acquisitions in the notes and, without them, the balance-sheet move.

Insights on CVM CONSTRUCT

The operating result for 2017 is 193% higher than in 2016 and the highest since 2015. It is the second rise in a row.

Debt's share of the balance-sheet total falls from 94.7% to 89.5%. Equity is higher and debt is lower.