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NACE 6203
Current registrations597
Starters, 12 months · division 62
5,103
Employment (FTE) · division 62
71,216
Median age · division 62
6.6 years

In NACE division 62, 10.5 companies per 100 started in the past twelve months, against 7.5 nationally; that is higher than that of 78% of the 87 NACE divisions. Comparison: as of 03-10-2026 05:30.

Key figures for NACE division 62

fiscal year 2025 · median over 24,707 filed annual accounts
Median solvency
57.0%
higher than 95% of 79 divisions
Median equity
€77,670
lower than 73% of 79 divisions
Median net result
€28,273
higher than 77% of 79 divisions
Annual accounts in sample
24,707

Foreign control in NACE division 62

35,859 registered companies

Staff cost per FTE in NACE division 62

2,207 employers
Median
€79,800
Belgium €61,200
Middle half
€64,900 to €97,500
half of the employers lie between
Place among sectors
12 of 78
by median staff cost per FTE
By size class
SizeMedianMiddle halfEmployers
fewer than 10 FTE €73,400 €58,100 to €92,900 1,210
10 to 49 FTE €82,300 €71,100 to €98,100 791
50 to 249 FTE €93,400 €83,000 to €109,200 179
250 FTE or more €97,000 €84,000 to €120,300 27

Bankruptcies

past five years
Bankruptcies (5y)
5
Historical share
0.84%

Nationally, 1.61% of current registrations have a published bankruptcy opening in the past five years. This sector's historical share is lower than that of 61% of the 88 NACE divisions. The median bankruptcy probability in NACE division 62 is 0.1%, against 0.2% nationally, over 34,012 scored companies. Comparison: as of 03-10-2026 05:30.

Bankruptcies still running

NACE division 62
Running bankruptcies
348
Half have run longer than
15 months
Belgium: 21 months
Longer than three years
27%
Belgium: 31%

Measured nationally: Of 107,673 bankruptcies of legal entities across Belgium, 49% were closed within five years for insufficient assets and 28% after liquidation, 3% were withdrawn; 20% were still open after five years. Half had ended after 26 months (a quarter after 15, three quarters after 51 months).

Counts companies with this main activity in the register on 3 October 2026. The outcome itself is not measured by sector: the activity of a company that leaves the register after its bankruptcy is too often not kept to compare closed cases fairly.

Outcome by court and division

Regional split

by region · 447 of 597 enterprises with a registered office on file
Flanders 199 · 44.5%
Wallonia 144 · 32.2%
Brussels 102 · 22.8%
Unknown 2 · 0.4%

Recent bankruptcies in this sector

5
Date Company
24-04-2026 SYSOPS IT SOLUTIONS
BE 0789.250.990
29-08-2025 SYSPHERE
BE 0834.336.392
14-01-2025 Balan, Dan-Alexandru
BE 0699.557.268 · sole trader · Zaventem
25-09-2024 JUVENIS
BE 0838.134.537
21-06-2024 NP-Interactive
BE 0769.950.960

Geographic distribution

by province · based on the establishment address
fewer moremax 102

Subsidies in this sector

per register · legal entities with an enterprise number
  • Flemish subsidies €196.7m awarded 4,190 recipients · 2022 to 2025 · largest: Ontwikkelingsproject
  • Federal transfers 22.0m amount as published 43 recipients · 2023 to 2025 · largest: Subsidies voor de verbetering van telecommunicatieconnectiviteit
  • Wallonia-Brussels Federation €1.9m paid 24 recipients · 2021 to 2025 · largest: Subventions aux associations reconnues à durée indéterminée dans le cadre du décret du 17 juillet 2003
  • EU budget €2.55bn attributed share 175 recipients · 2021 to 2025 · largest: Information and communication technology
  • EU research €193.2m eu contribution 179 recipients · 2007 to 2027 · largest: Horizon 2020

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How these figures are counted

Current enterprise registrations are counted through their registered main activities; establishment units are excluded. Counted in the KBO's NACE 2008 nomenclature, the one in which code 6203 exists.

Share of currently registered companies with a published bankruptcy opening in the past five years. Registered main activities in the selected classification can overlap. This retrospective share is not a future bankruptcy probability.

The comparison with the country and with the other NACE divisions comes from a nightly overview of every division, each counted in the nomenclature in which it exists. A standing such as "higher than 80%" counts the other divisions that have the figure. The bankruptcy probability is the median of our nightly score over the division's companies that have one; the count is stated.

The key figures cover the whole NACE division 62, not NACE 6203 on its own: there are too few filed annual accounts per five-digit code to compute them separately. The middle company of the sector, based on all filed annual accounts.