EDIFICA (316 621 747) · Modifications diverses · n° 2925 · 02/25/2015

The company EDIFICA (SIREN 316621747), whose registered office is located at, is changing its corporate name to become EDIFICA (la dénomination). This amendment, published in the BODACC on 02/25/2015 under number 2925, was recorded with the registry of GREFFE DU TRIBUNAL DE COMMERCE DE LYON and takes effect on 02/25/2015. The name change is an important decision in the life of a company : it does not disappear, it simply presents itself under a new identity to third parties. Existing contracts remain valid, commitments are preserved, and the registration number does not change. On the other hand, everything bearing the old name must be updated : letterhead, invoices, contracts, legal notices, signage, and communications. Partners, customers, and suppliers must be informed of this new name so they can continue to recognize the company in their dealings. Third parties searching for the company under its old name will find its trace in the official registers, because the link between the two names remains recorded in the administrative documents. The new name now appears in the registers kept by the registry of GREFFE DU TRIBUNAL DE COMMERCE DE LYON, and it is under this name that the company will be identified in all its relations with the administration and with the public. Changing the name does not change anything about the existence of EDIFICA : the legal entity is the same, with the same number 316621747, the same assets, the same debts, and the same receivables. Only the name changes, and yet it is this name that serves as a reference point for everyone. Customers who knew the old name will now find the company under EDIFICA, which requires an adjustment period and careful communication with all contacts. Suppliers must update their files to continue invoicing the correct company, banks must verify their client's identity, and administrations must reconcile the old and new names. The main risk is not legal, it is practical : an invoice issued under the old name after the amendment can cause confusion, and a partner looking for the company without knowing its new name may miss it. The publication in the BODACC serves precisely to avoid this loss of reference points : it officially certifies the change and allows everyone to make the connection between the old and new names. For competitors and observers, this change can also be a sign of a strategic evolution, a repositioning, or a transfer in preparation. This is a long established company, created in 1981, which was only 33 years at the time of this amendment. Established in Charly, the company is part of the local economic fabric.