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Import of equipment and tools intended for the manufacture of orthopedic devices (regulated activity).

Withdrawn from the nomenclature · Blocked activity · CNRC 434102 · Import for Resale

This code no longer exists in the CNRC nomenclature

Code 434102, "Import of equipment and tools intended for the manufacture of orthopedic devices (regulated activity).", is no longer listed in the CNRC activity nomenclature.

Present in our reading of 9 May 2026, absent from our reading of 6 August 2026. Status published by CNRC before the withdrawal: Blocked activity.

Do not build a trade register application around this code: CNRC no longer offers it.

The official content below is kept exactly as CNRC published it on that date. We keep the page online because the disappearance of a code is itself information, and because existing extracts, contracts and pending files still quote this code.

Codes still published in sub-group 4341

These codes sit in the same CNRC sub-group and are still published. Pick on the official content of the activity, not on the title.

See every change in the CNRC nomenclature Additions, withdrawals and status changes, dated, since our watch began.

Activity contents

  • Importation of equipment and tools intended for the manufacture of orthopedic devices including their spare parts, consumables and operating products.
  • Importation of raw materials intended for the manufacture of orthopedic devices.

Authorized accessory activities

  • Installation, assembly, maintenance and after-sales service for imported equipment and materials supplied to customers.

What to do if your project targeted this code

The code is withdrawn. Here is what comes next, in order

  1. Step 1: File nothing under this code

    Code 434102 is no longer published by CNRC. An application built around it has no valid registration code, however far along your project already is.

    Check before filing

  2. Step 2: Pick a code that is still published

    The still published codes of sub-group 4341 are listed above on this page. Take the one whose official content really matches your activity, not the one whose title looks closest.

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  3. Step 3: Incorporate on the code you keep

    Once the code is confirmed, the route is the standard one: company name and articles, Trade Register at CNRC, then NIF, NIS and tax card.

    7 to 30 days

Frequently asked questions

Why has code 434102 disappeared from the CNRC nomenclature?

CNRC withdrew it from its activity nomenclature. It was present in our reading of 9 May 2026 and absent from our reading of 6 August 2026. CNRC publishes no reason, so we put none forward: we date the observation.

Can I still register in the Trade Register with code 434102?

No. CNRC no longer offers the code. Before the withdrawal it was published with this status: Blocked activity. Any application has to be rebuilt on a code that is still published.

Which code should be used instead of 434102?

Sub-group 4341 still publishes codes 434101, 434103, 434104, 434105, 434106. Pick on the official content of the activity rather than the title, and have the choice checked before filing.

When was this withdrawal detected?

On 6 August 2026. We read the CNRC nomenclature every week and publish every difference we find, addition, withdrawal or status change, with its date.

Is the official content shown on this page still valid?

It reproduces what CNRC published for this code in our reading of 9 May 2026. It is a dated archive, not a live listing. We keep it because extracts, contracts and pending files still quote code 434102.

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