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JAY C

Active Private limited companyfounded 2025active for 1 yearGemeentestraat 20A, 1083 GanshorenKBO/BCE: BE 1018.961.046

Annual accounts 2025

micro format, filed on 17-06-2026, 44 days before the deadline
€94,337
€94,170
€70,718
€70,818
68.2%
3.14

Turnover and EBIT margin are not published. The micro format does not require them. The turnover shown is an estimate from the gross margin.

Turnover ≈ €180,000. Estimated: probably between €160,000 and €240,000.

Balance sheet

balance sheet total €103,876 on 31-12-2025
What the company ownsHow it is paid for

Position in the sector

68.2%

Higher than 59% of 21,217 companies in 2025.

3.14

Higher than 59% of 20,581 companies in 2025.

68.1%

Higher than 94% of 20,756 companies in 2025.

JAY C Middle half of the sector 80% of the sector Micro accounts in computer programming and consultancy (NACE 62)

Net result: top quarter · Equity: middle half · Balance sheet total: middle half · Working capital: middle half

Filed annual accounts

as filed with the National Bank, click a year to choose it
Line Trend2025
Balance sheet: assets
20/58 103,876
29/58 103,876
40/41 16,233
40 16,233
54/58 87,643
Balance sheet: equity and liabilities
10/49 103,876
10/15 70,818
10/11 100
14 70,718
17/49 33,058
42/48 33,058
44 467
440/4 467
45 30,098
450/3 30,098
47/48 2,494
Income statement
9900 94,337
640/8 167
9901 94,170
75/76B 15
75 15
65/66B 3,032
65 3,032
9903 91,153
67/77 20,435
9904 70,718
9905 70,718
Appropriation of the result
9906 70,718
Document PDF

The notes to these accounts have 1 item. You find them in the accounts filed with the NBB.

Source: Annual accounts 2025 at the NBB, filed on 17-06-2026.

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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
31-12-2025 micro format 17-06-2026 2026-00174227 PDF

Key figures and ratios

per financial year, computed from the annual accounts
Line Trend2025
70,818
68.2%
3.14
0.47
99.9%
68.1%

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 JAY C

Debt's share of the balance-sheet total is 31.8%.

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