What does P & I Recycling do?

P & I Recycling is a waste processor in Pelt. Private Limited, started on 6 April 2021, 1 establishment.

What is the address of P & I Recycling?

The registered office of P & I Recycling is located at Boelehoef 31B, 3910 Pelt.

Is P & I Recycling still active?

Yes. According to the CBE (30 October 2026) P & I Recycling is active, legal situation “Normale toestand”, started on 6 April 2021.

Is P & I Recycling registered on Peppol?

Yes, P & I Recycling is registered on the Peppol network with ID 0208:0766376610.

What is the enterprise number of P & I Recycling?

The enterprise number of P & I Recycling is BE0766376610.

When was P & I Recycling founded?

P & I Recycling was founded on 6 April 2021.

Who are the directors of P & I Recycling?

According to the 2025 annual accounts, the directors of P & I Recycling are: NICK PLESSERS, BRAM IEVEN.

Is P & I Recycling a reliable company?

Databakkes does not pass judgement; this is what the sources say: Active according to the CBE since 6 April 2021; 4 annual accounts filed, latest fiscal year 2025; 2 directors known from the annual account.

How much profit did P & I Recycling make in 2025?

P & I Recycling posted a profit after taxes of € 507,536 in financial year 2025.

What is the revenue of P & I Recycling?

As a small company, P & I Recycling is not required to publish revenue in its annual accounts. In financial year 2025, its added value was € 1,581,512.

How much does an employee at P & I Recycling earn?

The average wage cost per full-time employee at P & I Recycling was € 69,100 in 2025: staff costs of € 545,735 for 7.9 FTE, according to the annual account at the National Bank. That is the employer's cost, not net pay.

How many employees does P & I Recycling have?

According to the 2025 annual accounts, P & I Recycling has 7.9 full-time equivalents (FTE).

P & I Recycling (Private Limited) - Pelt - BE0766376610

Dossier P & I Recycling, printed on 30 October 2026 from databakkes.be/en/0766376610/p-i-recycling. Sources: CBE, National Bank of Belgium, Belgian Official Gazette.

Financials

Financial year 2025

P & I Recycling from Pelt, company number BE0766376610, closed financial year 2025 with a result of € 507,536 after tax. For that financial year P & I Recycling recorded a gross margin of € 1.6 million and equity of € 1.3 million. Compared with financial year 2024, the result moved from € 378,334 to € 507,536. Profitable, and profit is growing. The buffer is growing. A strong own buffer against the debts. The most recent annual accounts were filed with the National Bank of Belgium on June 10, 2026.

What it is worth Growing

€ 1.3 million

▲ 41% vs 2024

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

Profit Growing

€ 507,536

▲ 34% vs 2024

Profit after tax over the fiscal year.

Cash in the bank

€ 255,736

▲ 97% vs 2024

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

Where the profit goes Pays out

€ 117,647 paid out

23 % of the profit went to the shareholders, mostly to CISI (50 % of the shares). That is where the money ends up.

People and assets in 2025

Full-time equivalents

7.9

▲ 0.3 vs 2024

Average over the fiscal year, from the social balance sheet.

Wage cost

€ 545,735

▲ 17% vs 2024

€ 69,100 per full-time equivalent. Payroll staff only. What the director pays themselves is already netted into the gross margin and is not shown separately in the accounts.

Vehicles and equipment

€ 428,628

▲ 117% vs 2024

Of which on lease € 67,958.

Debts at end 2025

Bank debt ≈ 4 years to go The accounts give the long-term loan and the part due within the year. The remainder divided by that part is the number of years at an equal pace; a new loan or early repayment changes it.

€ 620,144

▼ 24% vs 2024

€ 167,792 is repaid this year. At this pace the long-term loan is gone in ≈ 4 years.

Owed to suppliers

€ 262,443

▲ 300% vs 2024

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

Taxes and wages

€ 238,627

▲ 65% vs 2024

Taxes, VAT and social contributions still to pay.

Key figures per fiscal year Download key figures (CSV)
	2022	2023	2024	2025	Change 2024 → 2025
Gross margin	€ 292,995 Gross margin 2022: € 292,995 First fiscal year in the series	€ 1,019,325 Gross margin 2023: € 1,019,325 ▲ 248% vs 2022 (€ 292,995) Favourable step	€ 1,188,111 Gross margin 2024: € 1,188,111 ▲ 17% vs 2023 (€ 1,019,325) Favourable step	€ 1,581,512 Gross margin 2025: € 1,581,512 ▲ 33% vs 2024 (€ 1,188,111) Favourable step	▲ 33%
Profit after taxes	€ 149,319 Profit after taxes 2022: € 149,319 First fiscal year in the series	€ 418,561 Profit after taxes 2023: € 418,561 ▲ 180% vs 2022 (€ 149,319) Favourable step	€ 378,334 Profit after taxes 2024: € 378,334 ▼ 10% vs 2023 (€ 418,561) Unfavourable step	€ 507,536 Profit after taxes 2025: € 507,536 ▲ 34% vs 2024 (€ 378,334) Favourable step	▲ 34%
Equity	€ 159,319 Equity 2022: € 159,319 First fiscal year in the series	€ 577,881 Equity 2023: € 577,881 ▲ 263% vs 2022 (€ 159,319) Favourable step	€ 956,214 Equity 2024: € 956,214 ▲ 65% vs 2023 (€ 577,881) Favourable step	€ 1,346,103 Equity 2025: € 1,346,103 ▲ 41% vs 2024 (€ 956,214) Favourable step	▲ 41%
Total debts	€ 649,283 Total debts 2022: € 649,283 First fiscal year in the series	€ 802,026 Total debts 2023: € 802,026 ▲ 24% vs 2022 (€ 649,283) Unfavourable step	€ 1,076,912 Total debts 2024: € 1,076,912 ▲ 34% vs 2023 (€ 802,026) Unfavourable step	€ 1,222,376 Total debts 2025: € 1,222,376 ▲ 14% vs 2024 (€ 1,076,912) Unfavourable step	▲ 14%
Cash	€ 63,736 Cash 2022: € 63,736 First fiscal year in the series	€ 205,076 Cash 2023: € 205,076 ▲ 222% vs 2022 (€ 63,736) Favourable step	€ 129,630 Cash 2024: € 129,630 ▼ 37% vs 2023 (€ 205,076) Unfavourable step	€ 255,736 Cash 2025: € 255,736 ▲ 97% vs 2024 (€ 129,630) Favourable step	▲ 97%
Retained profit	€ 149,319 Retained profit 2022: € 149,319 First fiscal year in the series	€ 567,881 Retained profit 2023: € 567,881 ▲ 280% vs 2022 (€ 149,319) Favourable step	€ 946,214 Retained profit 2024: € 946,214 ▲ 67% vs 2023 (€ 567,881) Favourable step	€ 1,336,103 Retained profit 2025: € 1,336,103 ▲ 41% vs 2024 (€ 946,214) Favourable step	▲ 41%
Dividend	€ 0 Dividend 2022: € 0 First fiscal year in the series	€ 0 Dividend 2023: € 0 Unchanged (€ 0) Unchanged	€ 0 Dividend 2024: € 0 Unchanged (€ 0) Unchanged	€ 117,647 Dividend 2025: € 117,647 Unchanged (€ 0) Unchanged
Bank debt	€ 91,238 Bank debt 2022: € 91,238 First fiscal year in the series	€ 206,488 Bank debt 2023: € 206,488 ▲ 126% vs 2022 (€ 91,238) Unfavourable step	€ 820,948 Bank debt 2024: € 820,948 ▲ 298% vs 2023 (€ 206,488) Unfavourable step	€ 620,144 Bank debt 2025: € 620,144 ▼ 24% vs 2024 (€ 820,948) Favourable step	▼ 24%
Balance sheet total	€ 808,603 Balance sheet total 2022: € 808,603 First fiscal year in the series	€ 1,379,907 Balance sheet total 2023: € 1,379,907 ▲ 71% vs 2022 (€ 808,603) Unchanged	€ 2,033,126 Balance sheet total 2024: € 2,033,126 ▲ 47% vs 2023 (€ 1,379,907) Unchanged	€ 2,568,479 Balance sheet total 2025: € 2,568,479 ▲ 26% vs 2024 (€ 2,033,126) Unchanged	▲ 26%
Employees (FTE)	-	5.2 Employees (FTE) 2023: 5.2 First fiscal year in the series	7.6 Employees (FTE) 2024: 7.6 ▲ 2.4 vs 2023 (5.2) Unchanged	7.9 Employees (FTE) 2025: 7.9 ▲ 0.3 vs 2024 (7.6) Unchanged	▲ 0.3

Key figures of P & I Recycling, 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 P & I Recycling?

What happened at P & I Recycling in recent years, according to the Belgian Official Gazette, the CBE and the National Bank:

Jun 10, 2026 New annual accounts for financial year 2025: profit of € 507,536 (▲ 34% vs 2024). Source: NBB ↗
Apr 6, 2021 New establishment in Pelt. KBO
Apr 6, 2021 Start of the company according to the CBE. KBO
2021 NICK PLESSERS became a director. NBB
2021 BRAM IEVEN became a director. NBB

In short

From € 149,319 profit in 2022 to € 507,536 profit in 2025.

Paid € 432,802 in corporate taxes since 2022.

Best year ever: 2025, with € 507,536 profit.

On average € 200,200 of value added per employee in 2025.

Original PDFs at the National Bank ↗

Management

CISI 50%

The stake of CISI comes from that shareholder’s own annual accounts; small companies do not report their shareholders themselves.

P & I Recycling

Arjo Transport 100%

Behind P & I Recycling are NICK PLESSERS and BRAM IEVEN. The shares are held by CISI (50%). It owns 100% of Arjo Transport itself.

Directors

According to the 2025 annual accounts

NICK PLESSERS

Director

Also active at: ARJO INTERNATIONAAL TRANSPORT, BERNAERTS GRONDWERKEN, CISI, CPP Projects, NP Grondwerken, PLESSERS N.

since 2021

BRAM IEVEN

Director

since 2021

Shareholders

CISI

50%

Participations

Arjo Transport

100%

Establishments

Establishment units

Physical locations of this company

Registered office

Boelehoef 31B

3910 Pelt

What is an establishment unit? An establishment unit is a geographically identifiable place where activities of the enterprise are carried out.

Details

Company number

0766.376.610

VAT number

BE 0766.376.610

Registered office

Boelehoef 31B, 3910 Pelt

Names & denominations

P & I Recycling

Enterprise type

Rechtspersoon

Legal form

Private limited company

Legal situation

Normale toestand

Start date

6 April 2021

Peppol

Active · Active since 26 Jul 2024

Activities · NACE

Terugwinning van materialen uit afval

Bouwrijp maken van terreinen

Terugwinning van overig gesorteerd afval

Logistieke diensten

Verhuur en lease van woon- en bureelcontainers en dergelijke accommodatie

Detailhandel in ijzerwaren en gereedschappen

Overige vervoerondersteunende activiteiten

View on CBE Public ↗ Annual accounts (NBB) ↗

P & I Recycling

Financials

What happened to P & I Recycling?

Management

Directors

Shareholders

Participations

Establishments

Establishment units

Details

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