Skip to content

Largest balance sheets in Evergem, Construction sector

NBB annual accounts · KBO

This ranking lists the largest companies in Evergem, Construction sector by total assets.

One place, all its rankings at once. Pick a municipality here or on the map.

Examples

Simple

Advanced

Colour: companies with a filed total assets. A click picks the municipality.

Municipalities with the most companies with a balance sheet

Rankings by province

Evergem

municipality in East Flanders, 36,860 inhabitants
Largest employers
  1. 1OLEON571 FTE
  2. 2VOLUIT206 FTE
  3. 3Uitbating van de Zusters Franciscanessen van Sleidinge176 FTE
261 companies with this figureLargest balance sheets
  1. 1OLEON€602m
  2. 2ROGERS€261m
  3. 3Van Heyghen - Staal€118m
1,368 companies with this figureHighest equity
  1. 1OLEON€234m
  2. 2ROGERS€121m
  3. 3Van Heyghen - Staal€101m
1,233 companies with this figureFastest staff growth
  1. 1AMERICAN CLOTHING DISTRIBUTION+98.0% a year
  2. 2DSR LOGISTICS+28.3% a year
  3. 3VOLUIT+20.5% a year
89 companies with this figureOldest companies
  1. 1Finex1947
  2. 2THIRY GENT1950
  3. 3Collitax1951
1,363 companies with this figureHighest staff cost per FTE (East Flanders)
  1. 1NVIDIA Technologies Belgium€517,800
  2. 2GRENSVERLEGGEND€330,800
  3. 3Varo Energy Belgium€318,500
4,069 employers Sectors with the highest staff cost (East Flanders)
  1. 1Research and development€96,000
  2. 2Chemicals€92,500
  3. 3Computer and electronic products€90,600
median per sector, from 20 employers

Largest balance sheets in Evergem, Construction sector, over the years

today's top 10, Genisol, BBL Techniek and CANHOUSE, annual accounts filed 2018 to 2026
0€3m€6m€9m€12m201820192020202120222023202420252026bankrupt 2026bankrupt 2024bankrupt 2025ADECONDE PUYDTDE MEYERDE PAUW BETONWERKENDIRK BAUWENSBUYSSE HansBOELENS-DE SMETDEGRO-WOODCONSTRUCTLAUCOELTO GROUP0€3m€6m€9m€12m20182020202220242026bankrupt 2026bankrupt 2024bankrupt 2025

Positions in 2025

  1. 1 ADECON €11m
  2. 2 DE PUYDT €5.7m
  3. 3 DE MEYER €5.4m
  4. 4 DE PAUW BETONWERKEN €5.2m
  5. 5 DIRK BAUWENS €5.1m
  6. 6 BUYSSE Hans €4.9m
  7. 7 DEGRO-WOODCONSTRUCT €4.5m
  8. 8 BOELENS-DE SMET €4.4m
  9. 9 LAUCO €3.6m
  10. 10 ELTO GROUP €2.8m

Genisol had total assets of €4m in financial year 2024 and went bankrupt on 21-04-2026. BBL Techniek had total assets of €2m in financial year 2023 and went bankrupt on 17-12-2024. CANHOUSE had total assets of €2.9m in financial year 2024 and went bankrupt on 16-09-2025.

The full list

Evergem, Construction

Top 25

Largest balance sheets in Evergem, Construction sector

Total assets · 270 companies with total assets

Financial year 2025 for 93.3% of the companies

Total assets of the company's own (statutory) accounts, not consolidated. Method and sources

  1. 1 ADECON EvergemSpecialised construction €11m financial year 2025
  2. 2 DE PUYDT EvergemSpecialised construction €5.7m financial year 2025
  3. 3 DE MEYER EvergemSpecialised construction €5.4m financial year 2025
  4. 4 DE PAUW BETONWERKEN EvergemConstruction of buildings €5.2m financial year 2025
  5. 5 DIRK BAUWENS EvergemSpecialised construction €5.1m financial year 2025
  6. 6 BUYSSE Hans EvergemSpecialised construction €5m financial year 2026
  7. 7 BOELENS-DE SMET EvergemConstruction of buildings €4.5m financial year 2026
  8. 8 DEGRO-WOODCONSTRUCT EvergemConstruction of buildings €3.9m financial year 2026
  9. 9 LAUCO EvergemSpecialised construction €3.6m financial year 2025
  10. 10 ELTO GROUP EvergemSpecialised construction €2.8m financial year 2025
  11. 11 VDC Technics EvergemSpecialised construction €2.6m financial year 2025
  12. 12 ELEKTROTECHNIEK VAN HECKE EvergemSpecialised construction €2.6m financial year 2025
  13. 13 WELVAERT EvergemSpecialised construction €2.4m financial year 2025
  14. 14 ISOLATIEWERKEN DE ZUTTER EvergemSpecialised construction €2.2m financial year 2025
  15. 15 DE BRABANDER KRISTOF EvergemConstruction of buildings €2.2m financial year 2025
  16. 16 Genbrugge-Roegiers EvergemSpecialised construction €1.9m financial year 2025
  17. 17 ANDRIES-DE SCHEEMAEKER EvergemSpecialised construction €1.9m financial year 2025
  18. 18 ABSO EvergemSpecialised construction €1.9m financial year 2025
  19. 19 DWB Overslagbedrijf EvergemSpecialised construction €1.8m financial year 2025
  20. 20 Geka Pomping EvergemSpecialised construction €1.7m financial year 2025
  21. 21 CABOOR EN ZONEN EvergemSpecialised construction €1.7m financial year 2025
  22. 22 DVM CONSTRUCT EvergemSpecialised construction €1.6m financial year 2025
  23. 23 DECORATIE FILIP VERMEULEN EvergemSpecialised construction €1.6m financial year 2025
  24. 24 Dakinvest EvergemSpecialised construction €1.5m financial year 2025
  25. 25 Gent-Asfalt EvergemSpecialised construction €1.5m financial year 2025

245 more companies with this figure are not in the top. Every company has its own dossier with all its figures.

Pick 2 to 6. This ranking as CSV All companies in the analysis workbench

The CSV holds the rows shown with place, sector, figure and financial year. The analysis workbench shows the same place and sector, sorted by this figure, with every registered company. Companies without recent accounts, which this ranking leaves out, are included too.

Next steps
Method and sources

Total assets of the company's own (statutory) accounts, not consolidated. Every schema carries this figure, the abridged and micro formats included.

Source
Annual accounts at the National Bank, KBO
Financial year
The latest per company. For 93.3% of the companies that is 2025.
Companies
270 companies with total assets
Not included
Sole traders, companies in bankruptcy, liquidation or another abnormal situation in the register, and companies without accounts for 2024 or later.
Over the years
The lines show the figure of every filed standalone account of today's top 10, up to 9 years back. A company that stopped in those years is shown when it once filed at least today's tenth figure. The year is that of the financial year end.
Updated
13-11-2026

We would like to set cookies. That happens only with your consent. What we measure