International Power
International Power is a Public Limited Company registered in Belgium under 0403203264, and its current status with Crossroads Bank for Enterprises (KBO/BCE) is active. Its registered address on file is Belgium. 1 shareholder is on record for International Power, and since every one of them is a company rather than an individual, this particular filing does not on its own establish an ultimate beneficial owner (UBO) — identifying one would mean tracing the ownership of each shareholding company in turn. This profile is sourced directly from Crossroads Bank for Enterprises (KBO/BCE) and was last updated on 18 September 2026.
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Shareholders
1
Shareholders of International Power
One shareholder is currently on record for International Power, reflecting the registre des actions nominatives (register of registered shares) maintained under the Code des sociétés et des associations rather than a public filing. The largest of these is GDF SUEZ IP Luxembourg S.A.R.L., holding 100% — a majority holding. Because the shareholder shown is a company rather than an individual, the ownership chain continues above this level, and no beneficial owner can be established from this filing alone.
| Shareholder | Type | Holding | Source Document |
|---|---|---|---|
| GDF SUEZ IP Luxembourg S.A.R.L. | 100% | Crossroads Bank for Enterprises (KBO/BCE) |
Officers
33
Directors and officers of International Power
The Director of International Power currently on record is Etienne Davignon; 29 of the 33 officer records shown for International Power are current appointments, filed with Crossroads Bank for Enterprises (KBO/BCE). The remaining 4 records shown (Mireille Van Staeyen, Florence Verhaeghe and 2 others) are former appointments that have since been resigned. Management authority at International Power sits with these individuals, not with shareholders, who are covered separately and hold ownership rather than control. The source filing doesn't specify representation authority — whether officers can act individually or must sign jointly to bind the company — so that detail isn't available here.
Group Structure
Group structure of International Power
International Power sits 2 levels below its ultimate parent, ENGIE, registered in France. 6 subsidiaries are recorded beneath it, across 6 jurisdictions. The full chain up to ENGIE is derived by walking shareholder filings across jurisdictions; no link in it is independently corroborated by International Power's own shareholder record. Each of these downward relationships is derived rather than filed: resolved by matching entities across the registry network, not stated directly in a single document.
- ENERGY CONSULTING SERVICES S.A. (Argentina)
- Engie Energia Peru S.A.A. (Peru)
- Tractebel Energia de Monterrey Holdings B.V. (Netherlands)
- Engie Per S.A. (Peru)
- SUEZ TRACTEBEL SA (Italy)
- ENGIE ENERGY AND SERVICES INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED (India)
Data availability
Those 6 subsidiaries span Belgium, Argentina, Peru, Netherlands, Italy, India jurisdictions, though this list should not be read as complete — subsidiaries only become visible here where shareholder data has actually been filed with a register, so holdings in jurisdictions without that filing simply won't appear. Two of the 6 go a level deeper still, with their own further subsidiaries recorded beneath them — additional ownership layers this view doesn't expand.
ENGIE
France
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who owns International Power?
One shareholder is currently on record for International Power, reflecting the registre des actions nominatives (register of registered shares) maintained under the Code des sociétés et des associations rather than a public filing. The largest of these is GDF SUEZ IP Luxembourg S.A.R.L., holding 100% — a majority holding. Because the shareholder shown is a company rather than an individual, the ownership chain continues above this level, and no beneficial owner can be established from this filing alone.
Who is International Power's UBO (Ultimate Beneficial Owner)?
Every shareholder recorded for International Power is itself a company rather than a natural person, so no Ultimate Beneficial Owner (UBO) is identified at this level; establishing one would require tracing the ownership of each shareholding company in turn.
How many shareholders does International Power have on record?
1 shareholder is shown on record for International Power.
What is International Power's company registration number?
International Power's registration number is 0403203264, filed with Crossroads Bank for Enterprises (KBO/BCE) in Belgium. Its current status on the register is active.
Is International Power still an active company?
International Power's status on Crossroads Bank for Enterprises (KBO/BCE) is listed as active.
What is International Power's registered address?
The registered address on file for International Power is Belgium.
What legal structure is International Power registered as?
International Power is registered as a Public Limited Company in Belgium.
Who are the officers/directors of International Power?
The Director of International Power currently on record is Etienne Davignon; 29 of the 33 officer records shown for International Power are current appointments, filed with Crossroads Bank for Enterprises (KBO/BCE). The remaining 4 records shown (Mireille Van Staeyen, Florence Verhaeghe and 2 others) are former appointments that have since been resigned. Management authority at International Power sits with these individuals, not with shareholders, who are covered separately and hold ownership rather than control.
Does International Power have a parent company or subsidiaries?
International Power sits 2 levels below its ultimate parent, ENGIE, registered in France. 6 subsidiaries are recorded beneath it, across 6 jurisdictions. Those 6 subsidiaries span Belgium, Argentina, Peru, Netherlands, Italy, India jurisdictions, though this list should not be read as complete — subsidiaries only become visible here where shareholder data has actually been filed with a register, so holdings in jurisdictions without that filing simply won't appear. Two of the 6 go a level deeper still, with their own further subsidiaries recorded beneath them — additional ownership layers this view doesn't expand.
Can Zavia monitor changes to International Power's ownership over time?
This profile reflects a point-in-time snapshot from Crossroads Bank for Enterprises (KBO/BCE). Zavia's monitoring API can track changes to International Power's registered shareholders, officers, and group structure going forward, flagging updates as they're filed rather than requiring a manual recheck.
Can I access International Power's data through an API?
Yes. Zavia's API connects directly to official government ownership registries across 195 countries and territories, including Belgium, so records like International Power's registration, shareholder, UBO, and group-structure data can be queried programmatically instead of viewed one page at a time.
Where does this company information come from, and how current is it?
This record is sourced directly from Crossroads Bank for Enterprises (KBO/BCE) and was last synced on 18 September 2026.