Place to SEE SPRL
Place to SEE reported total assets of 37,715 € at the end of the 2025 financial year (annual accounts filed with the NBB on 11 May 2026).
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Key figures 2025
Change 2022 → 2025: Total assets +28686 %
Accounts of the company itself (not consolidated).
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Place to SEE's annual accounts
Filed annual accounts
- Year ended 31 Dec 2025filed on 11 May 2026
- Year ended 31 Dec 2024filed on 30 Aug 2025
- Year ended 31 Dec 2023filed on 29 Aug 2024
- Year ended 31 Dec 2022filed on 16 Aug 2023
- Year ended 31 Dec 2021filed on 10 Jun 2022
Place to SEE's financial analysis
- Solvency-304.5%sector median: 41.0%
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Management and control of Place to SEE
Place to SEE's publications in the Belgian Gazette
Company number, VAT number and registered office
- Company number (CBE)
- 0475.013.948
- VAT number
- BE0475013948
- Peppol
- Registered · 0208:0475013948 · as of 10 Nov 2026
- Legal form
- SPRL
- Incorporated
- 15 Jun 2001
- Registered office
- 2000 Antwerp
- Latest accounts
- 2025 · filed on 11 May 2026
- Activity
- Intermediation service activities for real estate activities (NACE 68310)
Place to SEE (SPRL) has been based in Antwerp since 2001, active in: intermediation service activities for real estate activities. For 2025, it reports a net profit of 41,342 € and equity of −114,852 €; its revenue is not published. Its solvency stands at -304.5%, below the median of its sector (41.0%).
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Frequently asked questions about Place to SEE
What is the revenue of Place to SEE?
Place to SEE files its accounts in a format where revenue is optional: it is not published for 2025.
What is the VAT number of Place to SEE?
In Belgium, the VAT number is the company number prefixed with BE: BE0475013948 for Place to SEE, if the company is VAT-registered. Its company number (CBE) is 0475.013.948.
Where is the registered office of Place to SEE?
According to the CBE register, the registered office of Place to SEE is in 2000 Antwerp.
What is the equity of Place to SEE?
At the close of the 2025 financial year, the equity of Place to SEE amounts to -114,852 €, a solvency of -304.5% of total assets.
Who manages Place to SEE?
The register lists 1 active mandates at Place to SEE. Names and roles are in the full file, with the deeds published in the Belgian Gazette.
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