Look A Bird SRL
Look A Bird reported total assets of 9,515 € at the end of the 2025 financial year (annual accounts filed with the NBB on 30 Mar 2026).
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Key figures 2025
Change 2023 → 2025: Total assets -15 %
Accounts of the company itself (not consolidated).
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Look A Bird's annual accounts
Filed annual accounts
- Year ended 30 Sep 2025filed on 30 Mar 2026
- Year ended 30 Sep 2024filed on 30 Apr 2025
- Year ended 30 Sep 2023filed on 30 Apr 2024
Look A Bird's financial analysis
- Solvency-88.7%sector median: 51.7%
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Management and control of Look A Bird
Look A Bird's publications in the Belgian Gazette
Company number, VAT number and registered office
- Company number (CBE)
- 0793.398.632
- VAT number
- BE0793398632
- Peppol
- Registered · 0208:0793398632 · as of 10 Nov 2026
- Legal form
- SRL
- Incorporated
- 08 Nov 2022
- Registered office
- 9600 Ronse
- Latest accounts
- 2025 · filed on 30 Mar 2026
- Activity
- Motion picture, video and television programme post-production activities (NACE 59120)
Look A Bird (SRL) has been based in Ronse since 2022, active in: motion picture, video and television programme post-production activities. For 2025, it reports a net loss of 16,910 € and equity of −8,437 €; its revenue is not published. Its solvency stands at -88.7%, below the median of its sector (51.7%).
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Frequently asked questions about Look A Bird
What is the revenue of Look A Bird?
Look A Bird files its accounts in a format where revenue is optional: it is not published for 2025.
What is the VAT number of Look A Bird?
In Belgium, the VAT number is the company number prefixed with BE: BE0793398632 for Look A Bird, if the company is VAT-registered. Its company number (CBE) is 0793.398.632.
Where is the registered office of Look A Bird?
According to the CBE register, the registered office of Look A Bird is in 9600 Ronse.
What is the equity of Look A Bird?
At the close of the 2025 financial year, the equity of Look A Bird amounts to -8,437 €, a solvency of -88.7% of total assets.
Who manages Look A Bird?
The register lists 1 active mandates at Look A Bird. Names and roles are in the full file, with the deeds published in the Belgian Gazette.
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