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ORO-Produkte Marketing International GmbH

GERMANY · COMPANY
KYBE ID: DE-R2307_HRB7389 · R2307_HRB7389 · 1 sources
RISK SCORE31MEDIUM RISK
OverviewPeopleConnections 13Risk signals 2Sources

Key facts

active
ORO-Produkte Marketing International GmbH
de
R2307_HRB7389
de
active
de
Im Hengstfeld 47, 32657 Lemgo.
de

Connections

13 links
Shared operator — likely the same administrator
Messing & Keppler Abfüllbetrieb GmbHShared registered address · 4 share thisWANYTEX GmbHShared registered address · 4 share thisORO Holding GmbHShared registered address · 4 share thisORO-Produkte Marketing International GmbHShared officer / director · 5 share thisMessing & Keppler Abfüllbetrieb GmbHShared officer / director · 5 share thisWANYTEX GmbHShared officer / director · 5 share thisORO Holding GmbHShared officer / director · 5 share thisExpert Veranstaltungs-Service GmbHShared officer / director · 9 share thisMEOTECH GmbHShared officer / director · 9 share thisMigo-Power GmbHShared officer / director · 9 share thisAFZ GmbHShared officer / director · 9 share thisClyde Bergemann GmbH Maschinen- und ApparatebauShared officer / director · 9 share thisMiTom-Event & Art UG (haftungsbeschränkt)Shared officer / director · 9 share this

A shared address, domain or mail server is a lead, not a verdict — most often the same administrator (accountant / corporate-services provider), not a single group.

People with significant control

3 people
NameRoleFromSource
Thomas SchmitzAuthorized representative—Germany registry
Michael Messingofficer—Germany registry
Stephan Albsmeierofficer—Germany registry

Risk signals

2 matched
high

Business fragmentation

A director is shared across 112 companies — business-splitting (дробление) pattern

high

Phoenix predecessor

Shares a director with a failed, near-identically-named company (ORO-Produkte Marketing International GmbH · dissolved · name-sim 1.0) — phoenixing pattern (shed debts under a new company)

Risk journey — why 31?

2 signals
+16
Business fragmentation
+15
Phoenix predecessor
Composite risk score31/100