Valtech NV

The annual accounts of Valtech in plain language: turnover, profit and equity from 2023 to 2025.

Updated on 06/10/2026

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NBB · financial year 2025 · full format · filed on 10/09/2026

filed 10/09/2026

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financial year 2025

Valtech made a profit in 2025 and sold almost 6 million euros. For every euro it must pay within the year, it has 0.83 euros ready.

Profit in 2025
0.83 euros available per euro due
Filed late
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Annual accounts, explained in plain language

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Financial year 2025 closed with a profit of €7.55m. In 2024 there was a profit of €8.19m. amounts to €97.81m, or 69% of .

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Key figures

Click a figure: the chart shows it. Click a year: the whole page switches to that year. Sector: Activities of holding companies · NACE 64.210 · 10 to 19 FTE · West Flanders.

Results

People and equity

Cash and debt

· sales and services (only in the full format)€5.56m in 2025

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Where the money goes Pro

the story of 2025 · Filed on 10/09/2026

Profit€61,000Stays in the company€41,000To the shareholders€20,000

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Gross margin: what is left of sales after purchases and services (e.g. rent, energy, subcontracting)
Staff costs: wages, social security contributions and pensions
Other costs: write-downs, provisions and miscellaneous operating costs
Depreciation: the annual wear and tear on buildings, machinery and vehicles
Financial result: interest and other financial income minus costs
Taxes: corporate income tax

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Assets and financing Pro

snapshot at 31/12/2025

What the company owns · where the money goes

Fixed assetsbuildings, machinery, vehicles, holdings€310,000

Inventories€90,000

Receivableswhat customers and others still owe€260,000

Cashin the bank and invested€320,000

How it is financed · where the money comes from

Equitycapital and retained earnings€420,000 · 43%

Debts due after more than one year€180,000

Debts due within one year€380,000Suppliers€150,000Other (e.g. dividend payable)€100,000Taxes and wages€90,000Bank and loans€40,000

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Compared with37 companiesActivities of holding companies · NACE 64.210 · 10 to 19 FTE · West FlandersChoose another group →

Gross margin€250,000

Higher than 62% of the group
median €250,000

Gross margin growth (3 years)+6% per year

Higher than 48% of the group
median +6% per year

Solvency38%

Higher than 71% of the group
median 38%

Liquidity1.40

Higher than 55% of the group
median 1.40

Staff12 FTE

Higher than 40% of the group
median 12 FTE

middle half of the groupmedian

Ranking by gross margin#12 of 80in this group · #140 of 900 with the same activity in Belgium

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Results

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Turnover

Staff costs

EBITDA

Operating result

Short-term debts

Cash and cash equivalents

Working capital

Staff (FTE)

in thousands of euroschange from the previous year	2025	2024	2023
Results
	3,476-27%	4,748-28%	6,615
9904	7,555-8%	8,192+49%	5,493
Balance sheet
10/15	97,814+8%	90,259+9%	82,706
20/58	142,087+16%	122,893+7%	115,308
Debts	44,112+37%	32,140+2%	31,541
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Turnover	9.415	412.730	84.210
Staff costs	1.207.450	63.980	9.415
EBITDA	1.207.450	63.980	9.415
Operating result	1.207.450	63.980	9.415
Short-term debts	1.207.450	63.980	9.415
Cash and cash equivalents	84.210	1.207.450	63.980
Working capital	84.210	1.207.450	63.980
Staff (FTE)	1.207.450	63.980	9.415

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Ratios calculated by Nummo: solvency = equity / balance sheet total, liquidity = current assets / short-term debts. Sector median: Activities of holding companies · NACE 64.210 · 10 to 19 FTE · West Flanders. Micro and abridged formats do not report turnover; that is why the gross margin takes centre stage.

Sources

Board, registered office, activities, mergers: Crossroads Bank for Enterprises, as of 21/10/2026 · view ↗
Figures, shareholders, subsidiaries, audit: Annual accounts to 31/12/2025, filed on 10/09/2026 with the National Bank · view ↗
Deeds and publications: Belgian Official Gazette, latest on 07/10/2026 · view ↗

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