Making Sense(SPRL)

BE 0809.666.621

Financial data from Making Sense

	2023		2022		2021		2020
Profit/Loss Section 9904 Profit/Loss of the financial year (after taxes on result) (+/-)	€ 684	-85 %	€ 4,597	-67 %	€ 13,747	-3 %	€ 14,114
Equity Section 10/15 Equity consists of capital, capital reserves and earnings that remain within the company. These are fully owned by the company and are at its disposal to cover its risks. The better the ratio between equity and debts, the more solvent a company is. A positive equity ratio is important. A negative equity ratio (because of accumulated losses) is a severe warning sign that the continuity of the company may be threatened.	€ 61,423	-2 %	€ 62,869	-57 %	€ 146,670	10 %	€ 132,923
Gross margin Section 9900 Gross margin or added value is net sales minus the direct costs of the goods sold. In other words: sales invoices minus purchase invoices. A negative gross margin is a warning sign especially when occurring over several years. It may indicate that the company has insufficient means to cover internal costs like salaries, etc.	€ 15,712	-38 %	€ 25,322	-22 %	€ 32,584	-10 %	€ 36,200

Publications from Making Sense

	Date	Publication
	07-09-2009	Registered Office (NL)
	18-02-2009	Rubric Constitution (New Juridical Person, Opening Branch, etc...) (NL)

Frequently asked questions

What is the VAT number of Making Sense?

The VAT number of Making Sense is BE0809666621.

When was Making Sense founded?

Making Sense was founded on 29-01-2009.

What is the address of Making Sense?

The current registered office of Making Sense is located at Weverstraat 42/D6, 2531 Boechout.

When was the last time Making Sense filed their annual financial statements?

The most recent financial statements of Making Sense were filed on 02-08-2024. You can view them here.

How many employees does Making Sense have?

There are currently no employees working at Making Sense or no workforce information is available.

What is the annual turnover of Making Sense?

At the time of its most recent financial statements, Making Sense did not publish any turnover figures. Making Sense reported a gross margin of €15,711.74.