Summary
Dierenarts Veerle D’hoore has been active since 2024 and the Belgian Official Gazette contains no insolvency or warning signals. The computed 12-month bankruptcy probability is 0.3% (very low). No annual accounts have been filed with the National Bank.
Overview
Official details
Source: KBO- Status
- Active since 26-06-2024 Normal situation
- Activity
- Veterinary services NACE 75000
- Establishment unit
- 2.360.895.767 9880 Aalter, since 26-06-2024
- Peppol
- Reachable since 23-12-2025
Financial position
- Bankruptcy probabilitywithin 12 months
- 0.3%
Signalsraises riskFounded in 2024lowers riskSector: Veterinary activities (NACE 75)Legal form: limited partnershipNo annual accounts with figuresShow the evidence
Bankruptcy probability
About 3 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 IncorporationStarting capital €1,000 · Appointment: D’hoore Veerle (manager)
Key facts about Dierenarts Veerle D’hoore
- What is the company number of Dierenarts Veerle D’hoore?
- The company number of Dierenarts Veerle D’hoore is 1010.793.745. The VAT number is the same number with BE in front: BE 1010.793.745.
- Where is Dierenarts Veerle D’hoore based?
- The registered office is at Weibroekdreef 107, 9880 Aalter.Company details
- What does Dierenarts Veerle D’hoore do?
- According to the KBO register, the main activity is veterinary services (NACE 75000).
- What is the legal form of Dierenarts Veerle D’hoore?
- The legal form of Dierenarts Veerle D’hoore is Limited partnership (CommV).
- When was Dierenarts Veerle D’hoore founded?
- Dierenarts Veerle D’hoore was founded on 26-06-2024.
- Is Dierenarts Veerle D’hoore still active?
- Yes, Dierenarts Veerle D’hoore is an active enterprise in the KBO register.
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