Indelta enters voluntary liquidation and appoints sole liquidator

The company INDELTA SL, with registered office in the province of Valencia, has entered a process of voluntary liquidation after agreeing to its dissolution. The decision, adopted by the company itself, has been recorded in the Mercantile Registry of Valencia and published in the Official Gazette of the Mercantile Registry (BORME) number 170, corresponding to Thursday, September 3, 2026, within the first section of registered acts.

The announcement appears under entry number 403400 and official reference BORME-A-2026-170-46, on page 42424 of the gazette. The registry entry is dated August 27, 2026, with registry data S 8, H V 22977, I/A 10.

Change of administrative body

The liquidation process entails the transformation of the company’s governing body. According to the published announcement, the sole administrator is removed and, simultaneously, the same person is appointed as sole liquidator:

• Removal: sole administrator Francisco José Gurrea Carpena.
• Appointment: sole liquidator Francisco José Gurrea Carpena.
• Change of body: from sole administrator to sole liquidator.

What voluntary dissolution implies

Voluntary dissolution is an agreement adopted by the company itself, without judicial intervention, which opens the liquidation phase. In this stage, the liquidator assumes the management of the corporate assets in order to:

• Realize assets and collect outstanding credits.
• Pay debts to creditors.
• Distribute the remainder, if any, among the partners.
• Extinguish the company once operations are concluded.

During this period, the creditors, employees, and partners of the Valencian company are affected by the process, which must be carried out in accordance with the provisions of the regulations for capital companies.

Relevance for readers

The entry into liquidation of INDELTA SL marks the beginning of the definitive extinction of a company registered in the Mercantile Registry of Valencia. For creditors and workers, the appointment of a sole liquidator guarantees a spokesperson responsible for satisfying outstanding obligations; for the partners, it determines the final distribution of assets. The publication in the BORME provides official publicity and legal certainty to the process, allowing any interested party to know the status of the company.

Source: Official Gazette of the Mercantile Registry, no. 170, September 3, 2026, first section, p. 42424 (official reference: BORME-A-2026-170-46).