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GROUPEMENT FONCIER VITICOLE DU CHÂTEAU DE PIEGUE

🔴 Liquidation🇫🇷 France📍 Pays de la Loire🏭 Construction & Real Estate
Company Overview

Jugement prononçant la liquidation judiciaire désignant liquidateur SELARL LEX MJ, prise en la personne de Maître Lucie MARGOTTIN 11, rue Jean Bodin - CS 80502 - 49105 Angers , et mettant fin à la mission de l'administrateur SELAS ADJUST, prise en la personne de Maître François MERCIER.

Financial Profile
Employees
Not disclosed
Revenue Range
Not disclosed
Insolvency Details
Country & Jurisdiction
🇫🇷 France
Region
Pays de la Loire
Sector
Construction & Real Estate
Insolvency Stage
🔴 Liquidation
Date Filed
15 May 2026
National Register ID
853281053
Case Reference
853281053
🔗 View original filing (bodacc-datadila.opendatasoft.com)
Associated Assets & Estate Scope

In Liquidation proceedings, the practitioner assesses and liquidates both tangible and intangible assets. Prospective acquirers can bid on the entire operating business or submit carve-out offers for specific asset classes:

⚙️ Plant & Equipment
Specialized tools, production machinery, vehicles
🏢 Property & Leases
Industrial premises, leasehold rights, regional depots
🏷️ Brand, IP & Data
Trademarks, domains, customer lists, order books
📦 Inventory & Stock
Finished goods, raw materials, supplier terms
Official asset inventory schedules are provided by the practitioner upon NDA signature.Check filing for creditor reports →
Proceedings Timeline
15 May 2026
Filing date
Active
Liquidation underway — assets being assessed for sale
Physical Asset & Real Estate Recovery

Looking for seized equipment, plant machinery, or real estate in France?

GROUPEMENT FONCIER VITICOLE DU CHÂTEAU DE PIEGUE and other distressed entities often have commercial property, production lines, and vehicle fleets being liquidated through official judicial auctions at 30–70% below market value.