Coöperatieve vennootschap met onbeperkte aansprakelijkheid · founded 2008 · 17 yrs activeKBO/BCE: BE 0807.536.183
Summary
NASEER @ SONS has been active since 2008 and the Belgian State Gazette contains no insolvency or warning signals. The computed 12-month bankruptcy probability is 1.5% (low). No processed annual-account figures are available; this conclusion rests on registry and State Gazette data only.
Signals- No main activity registered- No establishment unit in the KBO- No annual accounts with figures+ Founded in 2008Show the evidence
Checked score
Bankruptcy probability, 12 months
Bankruptcy probability
The chance that this company goes bankrupt within twelve months. A low chance is reassuring; with a higher one, agree shorter payment terms or an advance.
1.5%Low
0%0.5%1.5%4%10%≥ 25%
About 1 in 100 comparable companies go bankrupt within 12 months (an estimate).
Last 24 months11-2024: 1.4%lowest value12-2024: 1.4%● 0.0% vs 11-2024lowest value01-2025: 1.4%● 0.0% vs 12-2024lowest value02-2025: 1.4%● 0.0% vs 01-2025lowest value03-2025: 1.4%● 0.0% vs 02-2025lowest value04-2025: 1.4%● 0.0% vs 03-2025lowest value05-2025: 1.4%● 0.0% vs 04-2025lowest value06-2025: 1.4%● 0.0% vs 05-2025lowest value07-2025: 1.4%● 0.0% vs 06-2025lowest value08-2025: 1.4%● 0.0% vs 07-2025lowest value09-2025: 1.4%● 0.0% vs 08-2025lowest value10-2025: 1.4%● 0.0% vs 09-2025lowest value11-2025: 1.4%● 0.0% vs 10-2025lowest value12-2025: 1.4%● 0.0% vs 11-2025lowest value01-2026: 1.4%● 0.0% vs 12-2025lowest value02-2026: 1.4%● 0.0% vs 01-2026lowest value03-2026: 1.4%● 0.0% vs 02-2026lowest value04-2026: 1.4%● 0.0% vs 03-2026lowest value05-2026: 1.4%● 0.0% vs 04-2026lowest value06-2026: 1.4%● 0.0% vs 05-2026lowest value07-2026: 1.4%● 0.0% vs 06-2026lowest value08-2026: 1.4%● 0.0% vs 07-2026lowest value09-2026: 1.4%● 0.0% vs 08-2026lowest value10-2026: 1.5%▲ +2.5% vs 09-2026highest value
Founded in 2008lowers the probability for this profile
No main activity registeredraises the probability
No establishment unit in the KBOraises the probability
No annual accounts with figuresraises the probability