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Every dated change the French official gazette recorded for one company: share capital, legal name, legal form, registered office, stated activity, plus insolvency judgments and the current insolvency status. Use this to answer "when did X change", "how has X evolved", "has X ever been in receivership". Do NOT use it to get the current state of a company (today's officers, today's address, today's headcount): this server only publishes what CHANGED. A field that never moved is not in the answer. Coverage starts at 2008; a company may exist and have published nothing. Announcements that merely cite the SIREN without describing the company are excluded; on large franchised networks that is around 40% of what a naive search returns.

What the French official gazette printed about companies you already track, since a date. Answers "did anything happen to these companies", "any news on X since my last check". Up to 20 companies per call. Each one spends one unit of the rate limit (30 per minute per address), so pass them in ONE call rather than one call each. Entries are filtered on the PUBLICATION date, not the date of the act. The two differ by 16 days at the median, so a window filtered on the act would miss a judgment ruled before your last visit and printed after. An empty list means nothing was published, not that nothing happened.

Insolvency openings in France over the last twelve complete months, against the twelve before, with the monthly series and a split by nature (liquidation, receivership, safeguard). Scope: the whole country by default, or one department, or one trade. Pass at most one of them. This counts OPENING judgments only, and it counts judgments, not companies. The current month is never included: still running, it would read as a collapse.

The annual accounts one French company filed with the business register, fiscal year by fiscal year: revenue, gross margin, EBITDA, EBIT, net income, and the thirteen ratios the INPI computes from them (margins, financial autonomy, debt, liquidity, working capital, customer and supplier payment delays). Use this to answer "what is the revenue of X", "is X profitable", "how has the turnover of X evolved", "how indebted is X". Accounts of the legal entity under this SIREN and consolidated accounts of its group are listed apart and NEVER add up: a holding files a revenue of zero beside a group revenue in the billions. Quote the perimeter with the figure. Filings kept confidential are not listed, and a missing fiscal year is not a fiscal year at zero. Amounts are in euros as filed.

The grants the ADEME, the French ecological transition agency, awarded to one French company since 2021, from its open dataset of financial aid: date of the agreement, amount in euros, purpose, aid scheme and decision reference, most recent first, with the total count. Use this to answer "did X receive public aid from the ADEME", "what subsidies did X get for its energy transition". The dataset covers the ADEME alone: it is not all the public money a company received, and a company with no ADEME grant may have received aid from another body. Grants are matched on the SIRET, never on the name.

The state aid published for one French company in the European Commission transparency register: grant date, amount or tax-aid bracket, objective, instrument, granting authority (Bpifrance, regions, ministries) and aid scheme, most recent first, with the total count. Use this to answer "what public aid did X receive", "did the State fund X". The register lists aid above a publication threshold only. Some ADEME grants are in both this tool and the ADEME one: never add the two. Matched on the SIREN, never on the name.