DEVELOPING INITIATIVES
Insights on DEVELOPING INITIATIVES
In 2019 the group counted 16 companies in 1 country; in 2024 it counts 13 in 1 country.
Investments, Loans and Consulting is the heaviest branch: DEVELOPING INITIATIVES holds 95% of it, according to the 2024 list.
The sum of staff in Belgium went from 1,027 full-time equivalents in 2019 to 724 in 2024.
The sum of staff peaks in 2021 at 1,040 full-time equivalents.
The parent paid €800,000 to its shareholders in 2024, against €280,000 in 2021.
Investments, Loans and Consulting paid out €3.3m over financial year 2021, the highest amount of any company of the group since 2019. DEVELOPING INITIATIVES follows with €800,000 in 2024.
In 2019 the parent booked a loss of €9,181 and its equity fell from €3,291 to €2.6m.
Consolidated turnover went from €37.0m in 2008 to €59.2m in 2016. Here the accounts themselves give the group figure: not a sum but the consolidated account.
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