What does Moons Engineering do?

Moons Engineering is a fitness centre in Houthalen-Helchteren. Private Limited, started on 9 September 2020, 1 establishment.

What is the address of Moons Engineering?

The registered office of Moons Engineering is located at Hortelstraat 39, 3530 Houthalen-Helchteren.

Is Moons Engineering still active?

Yes. According to the CBE (16 September 2026) Moons Engineering is active, legal situation “Normale toestand”, started on 9 September 2020.

Is Moons Engineering registered on Peppol?

Yes, Moons Engineering is registered on the Peppol network with ID 0208:0753846782.

What is the enterprise number of Moons Engineering?

The enterprise number of Moons Engineering is BE0753846782.

When was Moons Engineering founded?

Moons Engineering was founded on 9 September 2020.

Who are the directors of Moons Engineering?

According to the 2025 annual accounts, the directors of Moons Engineering are: Kevin Moons, Robin Moons, Erik Maes.

Is Moons Engineering a reliable company?

Databakkes does not pass judgement; this is what the sources say: Active according to the CBE since 9 September 2020; 5 annual accounts filed, latest fiscal year 2025; 3 directors known from the annual account.

How much profit did Moons Engineering make in 2025?

Moons Engineering recorded a loss after taxes of € 16,115 in financial year 2025.

What is the revenue of Moons Engineering?

As a small company, Moons Engineering is not required to publish revenue in its annual accounts. In financial year 2025, its added value was € -8,558.

Moons Engineering (Private Limited)

Dossier Moons Engineering, printed on 16 September 2026 from databakkes.be/en/0753846782/moons-engineering. Sources: CBE, National Bank of Belgium, Belgian Official Gazette.

Warning lights

Signals from the annual accounts, the CBE and the Official Gazette, each with its threshold and source. No score, no verdict.

Negative equity NBB

More debt than assets in 1 of the last 4 fiscal years.
Two loss years in a row NBB

Negative result in 2024 and 2025.
Tight liquidity NBB

Cash and receivables cover 23 % of short-term debt in 2025; threshold 65 %.

Financials

Financial year 2025

Moons Engineering from Houthalen-Helchteren, company number BE0753846782, closed financial year 2025 with a result of € -16,115 after tax. For that financial year Moons Engineering recorded a gross margin of € -8,558 and equity of € -7,969. Compared with financial year 2024, the result moved from € -3,332 to € -16,115. The company made a loss. More debts than assets. High debts against a small own buffer. The most recent annual accounts were filed with the National Bank of Belgium on June 15, 2026.

What it is worth Caution

€ -7,969

▼ € 16,114 vs 2024

Assets minus debts, by the books. What is left if everything were sold and paid today.

Loss Caution

€ -16,115

▼ 384 % more loss than in 2024

Profit after tax over the fiscal year.

Cash in the bank

€ 3,990

▲ 247% vs 2024

Cash and bank balances on the last day of the fiscal year.

Where the profit goes Caution

Loss, nothing to pay out

Reserves fell to € -37,969.

People and assets in 2025

Vehicles and equipment

€ 25,100

Book value of vehicles, furniture and equipment.

Debts at end 2025

Bank debt

None

No bank loans on the last day of the fiscal year.

Owed to suppliers

€ 578

▼ 51% vs 2024

Supplier invoices still open on the last day of the fiscal year.

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Key figures per fiscal year Download key figures (CSV)
	2022	2023	2024	2025	Change 2024 → 2025
Gross margin	€ 8,994 Gross margin 2022: € 8,994 First fiscal year in the series	€ -1,599 Gross margin 2023: € -1,599 ▼ € 10,593 vs 2022 (€ 8,994) Unfavourable step	€ -165 Gross margin 2024: € -165 ▲ € 1,434 vs 2023 (€ -1,599) Favourable step	€ -8,558 Gross margin 2025: € -8,558 ▼ € 8,393 vs 2024 (€ -165) Unfavourable step	▼ € 8,393
Profit after taxes	€ -4,690 Profit after taxes 2022: € -4,690 First fiscal year in the series	€ -12,983 Profit after taxes 2023: € -12,983 ▼ € 8,293 vs 2022 (€ -4,690) Unfavourable step	€ -3,332 Profit after taxes 2024: € -3,332 ▲ € 9,651 vs 2023 (€ -12,983) Favourable step	€ -16,115 Profit after taxes 2025: € -16,115 ▼ € 12,783 vs 2024 (€ -3,332) Unfavourable step	▼ € 12,783
Equity	€ 24,460 Equity 2022: € 24,460 First fiscal year in the series	€ 11,477 Equity 2023: € 11,477 ▼ 53% vs 2022 (€ 24,460) Unfavourable step	€ 8,145 Equity 2024: € 8,145 ▼ 29% vs 2023 (€ 11,477) Unfavourable step	€ -7,969 Equity 2025: € -7,969 ▼ € 16,114 vs 2024 (€ 8,145) Unfavourable step	▼ € 16,114
Total debts	€ 14,572 Total debts 2022: € 14,572 First fiscal year in the series	€ 5,607 Total debts 2023: € 5,607 ▼ 62% vs 2022 (€ 14,572) Favourable step	€ 6,190 Total debts 2024: € 6,190 ▲ 10% vs 2023 (€ 5,607) Unfavourable step	€ 44,846 Total debts 2025: € 44,846 ▲ € 38,656 vs 2024 (€ 6,190) Unfavourable step	▲ € 38,656
Cash	€ 11,024 Cash 2022: € 11,024 First fiscal year in the series	€ 1,585 Cash 2023: € 1,585 ▼ 86% vs 2022 (€ 11,024) Unfavourable step	€ 1,151 Cash 2024: € 1,151 ▼ 27% vs 2023 (€ 1,585) Unfavourable step	€ 3,990 Cash 2025: € 3,990 ▲ 247% vs 2024 (€ 1,151) Favourable step	▲ 247%
Land & buildings	€ 11,875 Land & buildings 2022: € 11,875 First fiscal year in the series	€ 10,425 Land & buildings 2023: € 10,425 ▼ 12% vs 2022 (€ 11,875) Unchanged	€ 8,973 Land & buildings 2024: € 8,973 ▼ 14% vs 2023 (€ 10,425) Unchanged	-
Retained profit	€ -5,540 Retained profit 2022: € -5,540 First fiscal year in the series	€ -18,523 Retained profit 2023: € -18,523 ▼ € 12,983 vs 2022 (€ -5,540) Unfavourable step	€ -21,855 Retained profit 2024: € -21,855 ▼ € 3,332 vs 2023 (€ -18,523) Unfavourable step	€ -37,969 Retained profit 2025: € -37,969 ▼ € 16,114 vs 2024 (€ -21,855) Unfavourable step	▼ € 16,114
Balance sheet total	€ 39,032 Balance sheet total 2022: € 39,032 First fiscal year in the series	€ 17,084 Balance sheet total 2023: € 17,084 ▼ 56% vs 2022 (€ 39,032) Unchanged	€ 14,335 Balance sheet total 2024: € 14,335 ▼ 16% vs 2023 (€ 17,084) Unchanged	€ 36,877 Balance sheet total 2025: € 36,877 ▲ 157% vs 2024 (€ 14,335) Unchanged	▲ 157%

Key figures of Moons Engineering, fiscal years 2022 to 2025, from the annual accounts filed with the National Bank of Belgium.Next annual account (fiscal year 2026) expected before 31 July 2027.

What happened to Moons Engineering?

What happened at Moons Engineering in recent years, according to the Belgian Official Gazette, the CBE and the National Bank:

Jun 15, 2026 New annual accounts for financial year 2025: loss of € 16,115. Source: NBB ↗
2025 Erik Maes stepped down as director. NBB
2025 Robin Moons became a director. NBB
Sep 9, 2020 New establishment in Houthalen-Helchteren. KBO
Sep 9, 2020 Start of the company according to the CBE. KBO
2020 Kevin Moons became a director. NBB
2020 Erik Maes became a director. NBB

In short

From € 4,690 loss in 2022 to € 16,115 loss in 2025.

Original PDFs at the National Bank ↗

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Money in the bank

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