SoHoW
Insights on SoHoW
In 2012 SoHoW stands above the lists for the first time, with 6 companies in 1 country. In 2025 the group counts 9 in 2 countries.
COMPAGNIE INTERNATIONALE DE NEGOCE is the heaviest branch: SoHoW holds 51% of it, according to the 2025 list.
The sum of staff in Belgium went from 10 full-time equivalents in 2006 to 23 in 2025.
The sum of staff peaks in 2014 at 59 full-time equivalents.
PARTNERS METAL paid out €2.7m over financial year 2017, the highest amount of any company of the group since 2006. Wilmet follows with €1.5m in 2012.
In 2025 the parent booked a loss of €6.1m and its equity fell from €9.0m to €2.9m.
Consolidated turnover went from €62.4m in 2012 to €24.4m in 2016. Here the accounts themselves give the group figure: not a sum but the consolidated account.
Events in the group
These are the publications about all Belgian group companies, such as bankruptcies, director changes and capital changes. Deeds are listed since January 2026, judgments from earlier years too.
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Merger: SoHoW takes over COMPAGNIE INTERNATIONALE DE NEGOCE
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Capital increase and decrease
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1 statutory auditor appointed, 1 director appointed, 1 director resigning
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Capital increase and decrease
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Sébastien VERJANS appointed as company auditor
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Benjamin Colas resigns as director
Permits and Peppol
Per company
- COLIMETALS 3 applicationslatest 03-06-2021
Latest applications
- Bouwen of herbouwen; Nieuwbouw van bijgebouwen, niet-overdekte lage constructies en andere handelingen; Verbouwen / Wijzigen Infrastructuur; Verwijderen van vrijstaande gebouwen
- Bouwen of herbouwen; Nieuwbouw van bijgebouwen, niet-overdekte lage constructies en andere handelingen; Verbouwen / Wijzigen Infrastructuur; Verwijderen van vrijstaande gebouwen
- Bouwen of herbouwen; Nieuwbouw of aanleggen; Verbouwen / Wijzigen Infrastructuur; Verwijderen van vrijstaande gebouwen
Source: Omgevingsloket Vlaanderen, applications in Flanders only; Peppol Directory.
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