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931272004 ORG. NO. 2025 ACCOUNTS 10 SECTIONS
Active UPDATED 03.10.2026
Civil engineering activities

SURFACE SYMBIOTICS AS

Org. no. 931272004 Limited company (AS) Askøy Incorporated 2023 Active
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Revenue 2025 NOK 7.5m
Operating profit NOK −424,000
Equity NOK 329,000
Incorporated 2023
Share capital NOK 30,000

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  • Driftsunderskudd 2025 Siste driftsresultat er negativt (−424k kr).

SURFACE SYMBIOTICS AS is registered as a limited company in Askøy, Vestland with organisation number 931272004. The business is classified under civil engineering activities (NACE 71.121). The company was incorporated in 2023. Registered share capital is NOK 30,000, divided into 100 shares. The company's stated purpose is: “Utvikling av automatiske systemer for overflatebehandling.”. The most recent filed accounts, for the 2025 financial year, show NOK 7.5m in revenue and NOK −424,000 in operating profit.

Former names: BUOYANSEE AS

Key figures · 2025

Revenue
NOK 7.5m
▲ +65 %
Operating profit
NOK −424,000
▼ −210 %
Equity
NOK 329,000
▼ −58 %
Est. value
NOK 216,000

Financial health · 2025

Liquidity
1.18
Satisfactory
Current assets ÷ current liabilities
Profitability
-22.5%
Not satisfactory
Return on total assets
Solidity
15.0%
Satisfactory
Equity as a share of total capital

Who owns SURFACE SYMBIOTICS AS?

SURFACE SYMBIOTICS AS
NOK 7.5m rev. · NOK −424,000 profit

SURFACE SYMBIOTICS AS has 2 registered shareholders:

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Frequently asked questions about SURFACE SYMBIOTICS AS

Who owns SURFACE SYMBIOTICS AS?

Erik Martin Sune Gunnarsson is the largest registered owner, with 50.0%.

What is the revenue of SURFACE SYMBIOTICS AS?

SURFACE SYMBIOTICS AS had revenue of NOK 7.5m in 2025.

Where is SURFACE SYMBIOTICS AS based?

SURFACE SYMBIOTICS AS has its business address in Kjerrgarden.

Source: Biztrac.no · Data from the Brønnøysund Register Centre and the Norwegian Tax Administration · Last updated 03.10.2026.

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