What is the address of TNR Immo?

The registered office of TNR Immo is located at Paddekuil 21, 2490 Balen.

Is TNR Immo still active?

Yes. According to the CBE (30 September 2026) TNR Immo is active, legal situation “Normale toestand”, started on 19 April 2021.

Is TNR Immo registered on Peppol?

No, TNR Immo is currently not registered on the Peppol network.

What is the enterprise number of TNR Immo?

The enterprise number of TNR Immo is BE0766870122.

When was TNR Immo founded?

TNR Immo was founded on 19 April 2021.

Who are the directors of TNR Immo?

According to the 2025 annual accounts, the directors of TNR Immo are: Rudi Maes, Tom Verluyten.

Is TNR Immo a reliable company?

Databakkes does not pass judgement; this is what the sources say: Active according to the CBE since 19 April 2021; 5 annual accounts filed, latest fiscal year 2025; 2 directors known from the annual account.

How much profit did TNR Immo make in 2025?

TNR Immo posted a profit after taxes of € 11,445 in financial year 2025.

What is the revenue of TNR Immo?

As a small company, TNR Immo is not required to publish revenue in its annual accounts. In financial year 2025, its added value was € 55,351.

TNR Immo (Private Limited) - Balen - BE0766870122

Dossier TNR Immo, printed on 30 September 2026 from databakkes.be/en/0766870122/tnr-immo. Sources: CBE, National Bank of Belgium, Belgian Official Gazette.

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Not on Peppol Peppol

Not registered in the Peppol network, mandatory for VAT-liable companies since 1 January 2026.

Financials

Financial year 2025

TNR Immo from Balen, company number BE0766870122, closed financial year 2025 with a result of € 11,445 after tax. For that financial year TNR Immo recorded a gross margin of € 55,351 and equity of € 49,600. Compared with financial year 2024, the result moved from € 11,623 to € 11,445. The company is profitable. The buffer is growing. High debts against a small own buffer. The most recent annual accounts were filed with the National Bank of Belgium on June 26, 2026.

What it is worth Growing

€ 49,600

▲ 30% vs 2024

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

Profit Healthy

€ 11,445

▼ 2% vs 2024

Profit after tax over the fiscal year.

Cash in the bank

€ 47,438

▲ 18% vs 2024

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

Where the profit goes Growing

Stays in the company

No dividend for 2025. Retained profit grew to € 44,200.

Debts at end 2025

Bank debt ≈ 16 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.

€ 629,472

▼ 6% vs 2024

€ 39,518 is repaid this year. At this pace the long-term loan is gone in ≈ 16 years.

Taxes

€ 315

▼ 25% vs 2024

Corporate tax and VAT still to pay. No wage debt: nothing outstanding to staff or social security.

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Key figures per fiscal year Download key figures (CSV)
	2022	2023	2024	2025	Change 2024 → 2025
Gross margin	€ 57,693 Gross margin 2022: € 57,693 First fiscal year in the series	€ 54,345 Gross margin 2023: € 54,345 ▼ 6% vs 2022 (€ 57,693) Unfavourable step	€ 55,002 Gross margin 2024: € 55,002 ▲ 1% vs 2023 (€ 54,345) Favourable step	€ 55,351 Gross margin 2025: € 55,351 ▲ 1% vs 2024 (€ 55,002) Favourable step	▲ 1%
Profit after taxes	€ 13,943 Profit after taxes 2022: € 13,943 First fiscal year in the series	€ 10,798 Profit after taxes 2023: € 10,798 ▼ 23% vs 2022 (€ 13,943) Unfavourable step	€ 11,623 Profit after taxes 2024: € 11,623 ▲ 8% vs 2023 (€ 10,798) Favourable step	€ 11,445 Profit after taxes 2025: € 11,445 ▼ 2% vs 2024 (€ 11,623) Unfavourable step	▼ 2%
Equity	€ 15,734 Equity 2022: € 15,734 First fiscal year in the series	€ 26,532 Equity 2023: € 26,532 ▲ 69% vs 2022 (€ 15,734) Favourable step	€ 38,155 Equity 2024: € 38,155 ▲ 44% vs 2023 (€ 26,532) Favourable step	€ 49,600 Equity 2025: € 49,600 ▲ 30% vs 2024 (€ 38,155) Favourable step	▲ 30%
Total debts	€ 748,382 Total debts 2022: € 748,382 First fiscal year in the series	€ 710,090 Total debts 2023: € 710,090 ▼ 5% vs 2022 (€ 748,382) Favourable step	€ 669,037 Total debts 2024: € 669,037 ▼ 6% vs 2023 (€ 710,090) Favourable step	€ 629,787 Total debts 2025: € 629,787 ▼ 6% vs 2024 (€ 669,037) Favourable step	▼ 6%
Cash	€ 28,061 Cash 2022: € 28,061 First fiscal year in the series	€ 34,406 Cash 2023: € 34,406 ▲ 23% vs 2022 (€ 28,061) Favourable step	€ 40,109 Cash 2024: € 40,109 ▲ 17% vs 2023 (€ 34,406) Favourable step	€ 47,438 Cash 2025: € 47,438 ▲ 18% vs 2024 (€ 40,109) Favourable step	▲ 18%
Land & buildings	€ 735,403 Land & buildings 2022: € 735,403 First fiscal year in the series	€ 700,270 Land & buildings 2023: € 700,270 ▼ 5% vs 2022 (€ 735,403) Unchanged	€ 665,136 Land & buildings 2024: € 665,136 ▼ 5% vs 2023 (€ 700,270) Unchanged	€ 630,003 Land & buildings 2025: € 630,003 ▼ 5% vs 2024 (€ 665,136) Unchanged	▼ 5%
Retained profit	€ 10,334 Retained profit 2022: € 10,334 First fiscal year in the series	€ 21,132 Retained profit 2023: € 21,132 ▲ 104% vs 2022 (€ 10,334) Favourable step	€ 32,755 Retained profit 2024: € 32,755 ▲ 55% vs 2023 (€ 21,132) Favourable step	€ 44,200 Retained profit 2025: € 44,200 ▲ 35% vs 2024 (€ 32,755) Favourable step	▲ 35%
Bank debt	€ 745,799 Bank debt 2022: € 745,799 First fiscal year in the series	€ 707,391 Bank debt 2023: € 707,391 ▼ 5% vs 2022 (€ 745,799) Favourable step	€ 668,616 Bank debt 2024: € 668,616 ▼ 5% vs 2023 (€ 707,391) Favourable step	€ 629,472 Bank debt 2025: € 629,472 ▼ 6% vs 2024 (€ 668,616) Favourable step	▼ 6%
Balance sheet total	€ 764,116 Balance sheet total 2022: € 764,116 First fiscal year in the series	€ 736,622 Balance sheet total 2023: € 736,622 ▼ 4% vs 2022 (€ 764,116) Unchanged	€ 707,192 Balance sheet total 2024: € 707,192 ▼ 4% vs 2023 (€ 736,622) Unchanged	€ 679,387 Balance sheet total 2025: € 679,387 ▼ 4% vs 2024 (€ 707,192) Unchanged	▼ 4%

Key figures of TNR Immo, 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 TNR Immo?

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

Jun 26, 2026 New annual accounts for financial year 2025: profit of € 11,445 (▼ 2% vs 2024). Source: NBB ↗
Apr 19, 2021 New establishment in Balen. KBO
Apr 19, 2021 Start of the company according to the CBE. KBO
2021 Rudi Maes became a director. NBB
2021 Tom Verluyten became a director. NBB

In short

From € 13,943 profit in 2022 to € 11,445 profit in 2025.

Paid € 12,018 in corporate taxes since 2022.

Best year ever: 2022, with € 13,943 profit.

Original PDFs at the National Bank ↗

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