Radar before the court
Companies to approach before the procedure
Everyone waits for the BODACC, that is the opening of the procedure. The radar looks earlier: in filed accounts and the register of managers, it spots active companies whose owner is close to retirement or whose accounts are deteriorating, and rates the interest of an amicable approach, company by company.
9608 successions to anticipate
8529 possible turnarounds
101 départements covered
Companies spotted
18,137 companies spotted · anonymised profiles: the name and the approach plan are reserved for Pro and Business members
- Succession to anticipateApproach interest 66/100 · B
Succession to anticipate · anonymised company
FURIANI, Haute-Corse, Corse
SARL with 20-49 employees, Haute-Corse, construction, €2M to €5M revenue (2021), owner aged 55 to 61: succession to anticipate, net income at 1.8% of revenue.
- Solid balance sheet: equity at 36.9% of total assets.
- Company founded 35 years ago: established customers, brand and references.
Name and approach plan reserved for Pro and Business members. - Succession to anticipateApproach interest 66/100 · B
Succession to anticipate · anonymised company
AJACCIO, Corse-du-Sud, Corse
SAS, Corse-du-Sud, wholesale trade, under €500k revenue (2023), owner under 55: succession to anticipate, net income at 209.4% of revenue.
- Profitable business: 209.4% net margin on 2023 revenue.
- Solid balance sheet: equity at 92.6% of total assets.
Name and approach plan reserved for Pro and Business members. - Possible turnaroundApproach interest 66/100 · B
Possible turnaround · anonymised company
BEZIERS, Hérault, Occitanie
SAS, Hérault, all activities (sme average), €1M to €2M revenue (2024), owner's age unknown: difficulty before any procedure, net income at -62.8% of revenue.
- Loss of 62.8% of 2024 revenue: proven difficulty, no procedure yet.
- Operations still positive (EBITDA at 60.1% of revenue): the loss comes from financing or depreciation, which can be restructured.
Name and approach plan reserved for Pro and Business members. - Succession to anticipateApproach interest 66/100 · B
Succession to anticipate · anonymised company
LE PONT-CHRETIEN-CHABENET, Indre, Centre-Val de Loire
SAS with 6-9 employees, Indre, wholesale trade, €500k to €1M revenue (2019), owner's age unknown: succession to anticipate, net income at 5.8% of revenue.
- Profitable business: 5.8% net margin on 2019 revenue.
- Solid balance sheet: equity at 34.2% of total assets.
Name and approach plan reserved for Pro and Business members. - Succession to anticipateApproach interest 66/100 · B
Succession to anticipate · anonymised company
ROCHETOIRIN, Isère, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
SAS with 20-49 employees, Isère, administrative and support services, €2M to €5M revenue (2024), owner under 55: succession to anticipate, net income at 4.6% of revenue.
- Profitable business: 4.6% net margin on 2024 revenue.
- Company founded 25 years ago: established customers, brand and references.
Name and approach plan reserved for Pro and Business members. - Succession to anticipateApproach interest 66/100 · B
Succession to anticipate · anonymised company
CAYENNE, Guyane, Guyane
SAS with 3-5 employees, Guyane, retail trade, €1M to €2M revenue (2023), owner aged 55 to 61: succession to anticipate, net income at 2.3% of revenue.
- Solid balance sheet: equity at 38.4% of total assets.
- Company founded 22 years ago: established customers, brand and references.
Name and approach plan reserved for Pro and Business members. - Succession to anticipateApproach interest 66/100 · B
Succession to anticipate · anonymised company
BAIE MAHAULT, Guadeloupe, Guadeloupe
SAS with 6-9 employees, Guadeloupe, financial and insurance activities, €5M to €10M revenue (2024), owner under 55: succession to anticipate, net income at 18.4% of revenue.
- Profitable business: 18.4% net margin on 2024 revenue.
- Company founded 40 years ago: established customers, brand and references.
Name and approach plan reserved for Pro and Business members. - Possible turnaroundApproach interest 66/100 · B
Possible turnaround · anonymised company
LE LAMENTIN, Martinique, Martinique
SARL with 10-19 employees, Martinique, restaurants, €1M to €2M revenue (2024), owner aged 65 to 69: difficulty before any procedure, net income at -3.4% of revenue.
- Loss of 3.4% of 2024 revenue: proven difficulty, no procedure yet.
- €1M to €2M revenue: a size an individual buyer or an SME can take over.
Name and approach plan reserved for Pro and Business members. - Possible turnaroundApproach interest 66/100 · B
Possible turnaround · anonymised company
SAINT PIERRE, Martinique, Martinique
SARL with 3-5 employees, Martinique, motor trade and repair, under €500k revenue (2024), owner under 55: difficulty before any procedure, net income at -200.8% of revenue.
- Loss of 200.8% of 2024 revenue: proven difficulty, no procedure yet.
- Operations still positive (EBITDA at 5.5% of revenue): the loss comes from financing or depreciation, which can be restructured.
Name and approach plan reserved for Pro and Business members. - Possible turnaroundApproach interest 66/100 · B
Possible turnaround · anonymised company
SAINT-ANDRE, La Réunion, La Réunion
SARL, La Réunion, construction, under €500k revenue (2016), owner under 55: difficulty before any procedure, net income at -0.2% of revenue.
- Loss of 0.2% of 2016 revenue: proven difficulty, no procedure yet.
- Operations still positive (EBITDA at 3.3% of revenue): the loss comes from financing or depreciation, which can be restructured.
Name and approach plan reserved for Pro and Business members. - Possible turnaroundApproach interest 66/100 · B
Possible turnaround · anonymised company
CAYENNE, Guyane, Guyane
SAS with 1-2 employees, Guyane, retail trade, under €500k revenue (2020), owner aged 65 to 69: difficulty before any procedure, net income at -8% of revenue.
- Loss of 8% of 2020 revenue: proven difficulty, no procedure yet.
- Equity at 68.2% of total assets: there is still room to negotiate an equity entry.
Name and approach plan reserved for Pro and Business members. - Possible turnaroundApproach interest 66/100 · B
Possible turnaround · anonymised company
SAINT-GEORGES, Guyane, Guyane
SARL, Guyane, administrative and support services, under €500k revenue (2016), owner aged 55 to 61: difficulty before any procedure, net income at -1.1% of revenue.
- Loss of 1.1% of 2016 revenue: proven difficulty, no procedure yet.
- Equity at 44% of total assets: there is still room to negotiate an equity entry.
Name and approach plan reserved for Pro and Business members. - Possible turnaroundApproach interest 66/100 · B
Possible turnaround · anonymised company
KOUROU, Guyane, Guyane
SAS, Guyane, information and communication, €1M to €2M revenue (2025), owner aged 65 to 69: difficulty before any procedure, net income at -27.5% of revenue.
- Loss of 27.5% of 2025 revenue: proven difficulty, no procedure yet.
- Operations still positive (EBITDA at 26.8% of revenue): the loss comes from financing or depreciation, which can be restructured.
Name and approach plan reserved for Pro and Business members. - Succession to anticipateApproach interest 66/100 · B
Succession to anticipate · anonymised company
LES ABYMES, Guadeloupe, Guadeloupe
SAS with 20-49 employees, Guadeloupe, specialised construction trades, €2M to €5M revenue (2025), owner under 55: succession to anticipate, net income at 5% of revenue.
- Profitable business: 5% net margin on 2025 revenue.
- Company founded 48 years ago: established customers, brand and references.
Name and approach plan reserved for Pro and Business members. - Possible turnaroundApproach interest 66/100 · B
Possible turnaround · anonymised company
LE LAMENTIN, Martinique, Martinique
SAS with 6-9 employees, Martinique, restaurants, €500k to €1M revenue (2024), owner aged 65 to 69: difficulty before any procedure, net income at -9.9% of revenue.
- Loss of 9.9% of 2024 revenue: proven difficulty, no procedure yet.
- Company founded 10 years ago: established customers, brand and references.
Name and approach plan reserved for Pro and Business members. - Succession to anticipateApproach interest 66/100 · B
Succession to anticipate · anonymised company
LE LAMENTIN, Martinique, Martinique
SARL with 100-199 employees, Martinique, all activities (sme average), €10M to €20M revenue (2025), owner aged 55 to 61: succession to anticipate, net income at 2.7% of revenue.
- Solid balance sheet: equity at 61.1% of total assets.
- Company founded 27 years ago: established customers, brand and references.
Name and approach plan reserved for Pro and Business members. - Possible turnaroundApproach interest 66/100 · B
Possible turnaround · anonymised company
SAINT-DENIS, La Réunion, La Réunion
SARL with 0 employees, La Réunion, professional, scientific and technical activities, €500k to €1M revenue (2021), owner under 55: difficulty before any procedure, net income at -1.6% of revenue.
- Loss of 1.6% of 2021 revenue: proven difficulty, no procedure yet.
- Company founded 14 years ago: established customers, brand and references.
Name and approach plan reserved for Pro and Business members. - Possible turnaroundApproach interest 66/100 · B
Possible turnaround · anonymised company
REMIRE-MONTJOLY, Guyane, Guyane
SAS with 3-5 employees, Guyane, manufacturing, €500k to €1M revenue (2023), owner under 55: difficulty before any procedure, net income at -8.5% of revenue.
- Loss of 8.5% of 2023 revenue: proven difficulty, no procedure yet.
- €500k to €1M revenue: a size an individual buyer or an SME can take over.
Name and approach plan reserved for Pro and Business members.
Company names and the approach plan are reserved for Pro and Business members
With Pro (€99 per month before tax) or Business: identity and SIREN of each company, published figures, INPI ratios, value range, four-step approach plan and documents to request. The radar is updated every day.
How the radar works
The radar walks the national companies register and the filed annual accounts, département by département. Two tracks: succession, when the owner is 62 or older and the company posts a profit with at least €300,000 of revenue; turnaround, when the company declares a loss but remains active, with no collective procedure opened.
Each company then receives the financial ratios published by INPI (EBITDA margin, equity ratio, debt, cash flow, liquidity) and a score out of 100: owner's age or depth of the loss, operations, size, track record, legal form and balance-sheet strength. The score says whether an approach is worth it now, not whether the company is healthy.
What the radar is not
Data comes exclusively from public sources: Sirene, the national companies register and accounts filed with the registry. No confidential information, no customer file. Profiles are anonymised for visitors; the name appears only to members, within a professional approach.
A spotted company is neither bankrupt nor for sale: it shows signals that justify a respectful contact with its owner. Our legal team supports that approach, from the first letter to the letter of intent.
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