Liliette Atelier OÜ is a OÜ based in Tallinn, registry code 16497741, status: active. Main activity: Other human health activities n.e.c.. Its annual report for 2024 shows revenue of €607 and 0 employees.
Turnover
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State taxes
144 €
Labour taxes
155 €
Employees
—
Q1 2025 · data from the Tax and Customs Board (EMTA)
Position in the industry Human health activities · EMTAK 86
Revenue · 2024607 €
above 21% of companies
industry median 20 000 € · companies in the industry: 3 347
Taxes and turnover
Q2 2022 – Q1 2025
Labour taxes per employee, € Q4 2023: 576 € · +51.2% vs Q3 2023 · industry median 2 068 € · above 12% of the industry
Company
Industry median
Industry: Human health activities (the EMTAK division of the main activity). Median: half of the industry is above, half below.
Revenue, € 2024: 607 € · −86.8% vs 2023 · industry median 20 000 € · above 21% of the industry
Company
Industry median
Industry: Human health activities (the EMTAK division of the main activity). Median: half of the industry is above, half below.
Net profit, € 2024: 430 € · +8 700.0% vs 2023 · industry median 1 621 € · above 41% of the industry
Company
Industry median
Industry: Human health activities (the EMTAK division of the main activity). Median: half of the industry is above, half below.
Net profit margin, % 2023: -0.1 % · −0.2 pp vs the year before · industry median 11.4 % · above 20% of the industry
Company
Industry median
Industry: Human health activities (the EMTAK division of the main activity). Median: half of the industry is above, half below.
Assets, € 2024: 457 € · +1 592.6% vs 2023Equity, € 2024: 428 € · +21 500.0% vs 2023Employees2024: 0 · −100.0% vs 2023 · industry median 2 · above 2% of the industry
Company
Industry median
Industry: Human health activities (the EMTAK division of the main activity). Median: half of the industry is above, half below.
Financials by year
Year
Revenue, €
Net profit, €
Labour costs, €
Assets, €
Equity, €
Employees
2024
607
430
0
457
428
0
2023
4 598
-5
4 134
27
-2
1
2022
2 314
3
2 139
86
3
1
Figures from the company’s own (non-consolidated) balance sheet and income statement. A loss is shown with a minus sign.