Company 808135891

LOIC

The court adopted a plan for this company (published in the BODACC on 17 April 2026): it keeps trading and repays its debts over up to ten years.

What to do: Debts declared in the procedure are paid under the plan, in instalments. Suppliers usually ask for payment up front on new orders.
Insolvency status From the BODACC

LOIC

Voluntary arrangement
SIREN
808135891
Latest notice
Safeguard plan changed
Published
17 Apr 2026
Insolvent
Yes
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Official record

Notices in the BODACC

PublishedStageNoticeOfficial record
17 Apr 2026 Voluntary arrangement Safeguard plan changed Notice A202600743785

Notices recorded in the BODACC. Source: BODACC (DILA), reused under the Licence Ouverte (Etalab). The stage shown is our reading of the notice type; the official notice is the authority.

Company details

As stated in the latest notice

SIREN
808135891 (Annuaire des Entreprises)
Registered office
2 rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau, 66190 Collioure
Nature of business
plats à emporter et consommation sur place

For developers

The same status from the API

One call by company number returns this company's stage, whether it is insolvent, and every notice.

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curl https://insolvencyradar.com/api/v1/companies/fr/808135891 \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer ir_your_key"

Guide

What voluntary arrangement means if you are owed money

What redressement judiciaire means for a supplier: frozen debts, the claim deadline, whether to keep supplying, and how it ends in a plan or a liquidation.

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Questions

About this company's status

Is LOIC insolvent?

The latest BODACC notice for LOIC (808135891) is a voluntary arrangement notice, published on 17 April 2026. That stage means the company cannot pay its debts in full. The official notice is the authority.

How do I hear about the next notice for this company?

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Where does this information come from?

From the judgments published in the BODACC (Bulletin officiel des annonces civiles et commerciales), France's official record of company insolvency proceedings, matched to the SIREN. Each row links to the official notice.

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