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🇫🇷Entreprises en procédure collective en France

Liste des sociétés en redressement ou liquidation judiciaire, issue du registre officiel. Mise à jour quotidienne.

Europe's largest continental insolvency flow. Emptera ingests BODACC daily and resolves each company's NAF activity code from the state's own Sirene service, so French cases arrive classified rather than blank.

1,911 companies from France are searchable in Emptera today, the most recent published 2026-09-11, with 1,449 added in the last 30 days.

Official source
BODACC (DILA)
Procedure
procédure collective
Administrators
mandataires judiciaires

What kind of companies fail in France?

The industries with the most insolvencies in our France corpus. Classified from the register's own activity codes.

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Which courts publish these cases?

174 courts in France — the local name is the one that appears on the notice, so it is the one shown here.

All 174 insolvency courts in France

Recent insolvencies in France

France insolvency data — questions

Where does Emptera's France insolvency data come from?
Directly from BODACC (DILA), the official register. We publish no data that is not already public there, and the source is credited on every France company page under Licence Ouverte.
How many insolvent companies from France are in Emptera?
1,911 companies, covering 2026-07-29 to 2026-09-11. 1,449 were added in the last 30 days.
How often is France updated?
Daily. Emptera re-reads BODACC (DILA) on a schedule, so a company that enters procédure collective appears in the feed the day the register records it.
Does Emptera publish personal data about France business owners?
No. Sole traders and other natural persons are filtered out before anything is published — we index companies, not people. Company data (legal name, registration number, court, registered office) is legal-entity information and outside the scope of the GDPR under Recital 14.
France is live.

Official public sources only, company-level data, hosted in the EU — and cross-border matching against the rest of Europe from day one.

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