Algorithmic takeover analysis
Medelse · liquidation
Paris (75) Île-de-France · Site internet destiné à favoriser les échanges et les rencontres entre professionnels de la santé, notamment la mise en relation entre médecins et médecins remplaçants.
Opportunity to study first
Judicial liquidation published 13 days ago (Paris, Île-de-France): action window open, it services and software, €1.1M to €2.8M of estimated revenue.
Why look at this case
- Assets and business sold by the liquidator at liquidation prices, fast procedure.
- Recent publication (13 days ago): few competing buyers yet.
Points of attention
- In liquidation only the business and assets are taken over; contracts and staff not taken remain with the procedure.
Action window
Window open · 47 days left
Liquidation ordered: the liquidator sells the business and assets quickly, offers are usually filed within the coming weeks (reference: 24 October 2026).
Estimated size and value
Declared headcount
10-19
Reference sector
IT services and software
62.01Z
Sector median EBITDA margin
13%
Prices seen on comparable business sales
3 business sales in the same sector in the Paris département, with a price published in the BODACC over the last twelve months: median price €774,500, from €427,257 to €1,500,000.
The list of comparable sales (name, town, price, date, link to the deed) is included in the Pro and Business plans.
Prices printed in the business-sale deeds published in the BODACC, same NAF division (62). These are prices actually paid, not asking prices.
The rest of the analysis is reserved for Pro and Business members
Revenue band, indicative takeover ticket, detailed timetable, next steps and documents to request: included in Pro (€99 per month before tax) and Business, with the company of the month.
How the score is built
- Action window
25 / 25 - Type of procedure
8 / 15 - Size of the business
15 / 15 - Sector margin
11 / 15 - Track record
10 / 10 - Legal form
10 / 10 - Price and ticket
5 / 10
Seven criteria, 100 points: the action window weighs the most, because a good deal past its deadline is no deal at all. The type of procedure, the size of the business, the sector margin, the track record, the legal form and the price or ticket complete the score.
How to read this analysis
Judicial liquidation ends the activity, unless a temporary continuation is authorised. The liquidator sells the business and assets, often within weeks, through written offers. The buyer inherits no liabilities but must restart the activity with the elements taken over only.
The score does not say the company is healthy: it says a buyer should open the file now. It is computed every day from the notice published in the official bulletin of civil and commercial announcements (BODACC), completed with the national companies register (NAF code, headcount, creation date, legal form). Amounts are orders of magnitude derived from sector statistics, not the company's accounts.
Pro and Business members see the revenue band, the indicative ticket, the detailed timetable, the next steps and the list of documents to request from the court-appointed officer. Our legal team can then prepare the offer with you: perimeter, price, financing and filing with the registry.
Automatic analysis based on the published notice and the national companies register. It is neither legal advice nor a valuation: the figures are orders of magnitude to confirm with the documents of the procedure.