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LAFRACO

Active Private limited companyfounded 2010active for 15 yearsAugust Pauwelslaan 22, 8420 De HaanKBO/BCE: BE 0832.058.080

Timeline

28 events since 2010

Deadline for the 2026 accounts: 31-01-2027

2026
Annual accounts 2025 filed PDFabbreviated format · 1 day before the deadline
2025
Registered in the Peppol Directory Reachable for e-invoices through 0208:0832058080
Annual accounts 2024 filed PDFabbreviated format · 1 day before the deadline
2024
Registered office moved within De HaanNew registered office: August Pauwelslaan 22, 8420 De Haan · Previous registered office: Wenduinesteenweg 57, 8421 De Haan · Board meeting of 21-05-20242 points ▸
  • Board meeting, 21-05-2024
  • Registered-office move, August Pauwelslaan 22, 8420 De Haan

Open the deed in the Belgian Official Gazette

Highest result from 2012 to 2025 net €207,074 ▲136% The operating result of €242,476 and the net result of €207,074 are both a record.
Liquidity more than quadruples current ratio 3.25 The current ratio rises from 0.74 to 3.25. Short-term debt falls from €164,512 to €155,729.
Annual accounts 2023 filed PDFabbreviated format · 2 days before the deadline
2022
Annual accounts 2022 filed PDFabbreviated format · 40 days before the deadline
Equity above €500,000 equity €564,396 ▲13.7% Equity rises from €496,219 to €564,396.
Annual accounts 2021 filed PDFabbreviated format · 25 days before the deadline
2021
Annual accounts 2020 filed PDFabbreviated format · 20 days before the deadline
2020
Appointment: Céline LARIDON (director)General meeting of 26-10-20202 points ▸

Open the deed in the Belgian Official Gazette

2019
Annual accounts 2019 filed PDFabbreviated format · 45 days before the deadline
Change of role: FRANCOIS Bram Raoul Paul, from statutory manager to statutory director“1.Het verhuren,het beheren,aankoop en verkoop van onbebouwde en bebouwde goederen,eveneens het optreden als…” (deed in Dutch) · Legal-form conversion: from private limited company (pre-2019) to private limited company5 points ▸
  • Legal-form conversion, from private limited company (pre-2019) to private limited company
  • Director resignation, FRANCOIS Bram Raoul Paul (statutory manager)
  • Director appointment, FRANCOIS Bram Raoul Paul (statutory director), mentioned twice in the deed
  • 100 shares
  • Registered office clause, Wenduinesteenweg 57, 8421 De Haan
  • The deed holds 6 more points.

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2018
Annual accounts 2018 filed PDFabbreviated format · 35 days before the deadline
Weakest financial year net €6,849 ▼85.6% The net result drops to €6,849, the lowest from 2012 to 2025. It recovers the following year.
2017
Annual accounts 2017 filed PDFmicro format · 43 days before the deadline
2016
Annual accounts 2016 filed PDFabbreviated format · 33 days before the deadline
Annual accounts 2015 filed PDFabbreviated format · 24 days before the deadline
2015
Liquidity doubles current ratio 2.12 The current ratio rises from 1.05 to 2.12.
Equity above €200,000 equity €229,960 ▲50.5% With a profit in every financial year since 2012, equity grows to €229,960.
Annual accounts 2014 filed PDFabbreviated format · 10 days before the deadline
2014
Liquidity more than doubled current ratio 1.05 The current ratio rises from 0.40 to 1.05.
Equity above €150,000 equity €152,799 ▲73% With a profit in every financial year since 2012, equity grows to €152,799.
2013
Annual accounts 2013 filed PDFabbreviated format · 122 days before the deadline
2012
Annual accounts 2012 filed PDFabbreviated format · 50 days before the deadline
2011
First establishment Love Charlie, August Pauwelslaan 22, De Haan
2010
Incorporation PDFpublished on 29-12-2010

Financial milestones sit on the financial year-end date, not the filing date.

Sources: Publications in the Belgian Official GazetteFilings with the National Bank

History

On 15 December 2010, LAFRACO was incorporated.1 In 2024 the registered office moved to De Haan.2 Total assets went from €1.4m in 2019 to €1.7m in 2025.3

  1. 1KBO register
  2. 2Belgian Official Gazette, 02-07-2024
  3. 3National Bank, annual accounts 2019 and 2025

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