Vervloet, Kurt

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Sole proprietorshipstarted 200818 yrs activeKBO/BCE: BE 0806.330.712

The file of Vervloet, Kurt contains 2 judicial reorganisation notices, as published in the Belgian State Gazette.

Summary

No processed annual-account figures are available; this conclusion rests on registry and State Gazette data only.

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Activity

Sports, amusement and recreation activities

NACE 93210NACE 93212

1 site

Size

No accounts filed yetSole trader: no accounts

Financial health

No score: no figuresProbability: legal form outside the model

Structure

Sole trader

SignalsEarlier reorganisation (closed)Show the evidence

Signals

1 signal.

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Earlier reorganisation (closed)

Involved in a judicial reorganisation procedure in the past. No current open procedure.

Belgian State Gazette

Checked, nothing found (1)

No strike-offs in the KBO publications

We found no ex-officio strike-off or cessation. Our series starts in 2021 and has gaps, so this is not a confirmation that there is nothing.

KBO publications · our coverage

14-12-23 Extension of the stay refusedOndernemingsrechtbank Antwerpen, afdeling Hasselt ·…
21-09-23 OpeningOndernemingsrechtbank Antwerpen · amicable agreement…

Key points

Active since 2008founded 01-10-2008 18 years View

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Timeline

Events: 2
Since: 2023

14-12-2023Extension of the stay refused
21-09-2023Opening

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Company details

Sites: 1

Legal form: Sole trader
Activity: Sports, amusement and recreation activitiesNACE 93210
Founded: 01-10-2008
Peppol: Not found in the Peppol directory

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