LES TERRASSES DU CHATEAU
SIREN 500040373
Identity
LES TERRASSES DU CHATEAU
- SIREN
- 500040373
- Head office SIRET
- 50004037300010
- Legal form
- 6541
- NAF code
- 41.10D · Supports juridiques de programmes
- Address
- 5 avenue François Mitterrand Chez Piera Promotion, 05000 Gap
- Creation date
- 08/27/2007
- Status
- Ceased
- VAT
- FR29500040373
Recent notices (5)
- 11/28/2025Collective proceduresLES TERRASSES DU CHATEAU(principal)
- 11/28/2025Collective proceduresLES TERRASSES DU CHATEAU(principal)
- 04/06/2013Collective proceduresLES TERRASSES DU CHATEAU(principal)
- 07/27/2012Collective proceduresLES TERRASSES DU CHATEAU(principal)
- 09/29/2010Collective proceduresLES TERRASSES DU CHATEAU(principal)
Identity
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Recent notices : LES TERRASSES DU CHATEAU
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Public contracts : LES TERRASSES DU CHATEAU
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What the register says about LES TERRASSES DU CHATEAU
LES TERRASSES DU CHATEAU is registered under SIREN 500040373, in the municipality of Gap. It is the national business register that carries its legal identity, and the BODACC that publishes the events of its life: creation, change of manager or registered office, filing of accounts, transfer, collective procedure, deregistration. A company record is therefore not an announcement, nor a rating, nor a judgment on the quality of work: it is the public and dated trace of what a company has declared.
The announcements published for this company are listed above, from the most recent to the oldest, with their publication date. Their succession tells a trajectory: a recent creation, a transfer of registered office, the arrival of a new manager, a filing of accounts that stops or a collective procedure that opens are signals that the register makes visible to all, customers, suppliers, employees as well as creditors.
What the register does not say matters just as much: it provides neither the real commercial health, nor the quality of services, nor disputes between individuals. This information does not exist in the legal announcements, and no one can read it there. What appears here is public, verifiable and enforceable: the rest is judged elsewhere.