Coöperatieve vennootschap (oud statuut) · founded 1990 · 36 yrs activeRue Fernand Colon(ML) 85, 5020 Namur, BelgiumKBO/BCE: BE 0439.314.483
Summary
PARCO has been active since 1990 and the Belgian State Gazette contains no insolvency signals. The CBE does carry 1 administrative register entry (see administrative flags). The computed 12-month bankruptcy probability is 0.7% (low). No processed annual-account figures are available; this conclusion rests on registry and State Gazette data only.
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Bankruptcy probability, 12 months
Bankruptcy probability
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The financial year that closed on 31-12-2001 was due by 31-07-2002 and was filed on 10-10-2002, 71 days later. For context: 47% of the Belgian market files late and the whole 1-to-90-day band measures 2.0% abnormal legal state against a 1.66% average. We show this as a fact and do not score it.
The company's story in a few sentences, from the company register, the Belgian State Gazette and the filed annual accounts. Each number opens the document the sentence rests on.
PARCO was incorporated on 1 January 1990.1The company has filed 11 sets of annual accounts, the latest for fiscal year 2001.2
The National Bank holds 11 filings for this company, the latest for fiscal year 2001 (full schema). That filing exists only as a PDF; Checked reads figures from a filing's XBRL file.
Latest 10 of 11 filings
Fiscal year
Type
Filed
Reference
31-12-2001
full schema
10-10-2002
2002-65101350
31-12-2000
full schema
25-10-2001
2001-66504617
31-12-1999
full schema
01-03-2001
2001-05500814
31-12-1998
full schema
06-07-1999
1999-30700391
31-12-1997
full schema
10-09-1998
1998-46204410
31-12-1996
full schema
08-08-1997
1997-37105134
30-06-1995
full schema
27-12-1995
1995-61402787
30-06-1994
full schema
28-12-1994
1994-51700189
30-06-1993
full schema
24-01-1994
1994-01204689
30-06-1992
full schema
21-01-1993
1993-01201874
Timeline · acts, filings and financial milestones
Timeline
What happened to the company over the years, from its founding to recent changes. Many changes in a short time are a reason to ask questions.
2025
23-05
KBO administrationUBO non-compliance
event 15-05-2025
2002
10-10
NBB filingAnnual accounts filed
fiscal year 2001 · full schema · 71 days late
2001
25-10
NBB filingAnnual accounts filed
fiscal year 2000 · full schema · 86 days late
01-03
NBB filingAnnual accounts filed
fiscal year 1999 · full schema · 213 days late
1999
06-07
NBB filingAnnual accounts filed
fiscal year 1998 · full schema
1998
10-09
NBB filingAnnual accounts filed
fiscal year 1997 · full schema · 41 days late
1997
08-08
NBB filingAnnual accounts filed
fiscal year 1996 · full schema · 8 days late
1995
27-12
NBB filingAnnual accounts filed
fiscal year 1995 · full schema
1994
28-12
NBB filingAnnual accounts filed
fiscal year 1994 · full schema
24-01
NBB filingAnnual accounts filed
fiscal year 1993 · full schema
1993
21-01
NBB filingAnnual accounts filed
fiscal year 1992 · full schema
SignalNBB filing
Directors · office · real estate
Directors and office
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Directors
Directors
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Identification
Legal formCoöperatieve vennootschap (oud statuut)
Founded01-01-1990
Fiscal year end31-12
Trade name FRBE CREDIT
E-invoicing
Not found in the Peppol register
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