Publication annuelle du rapport de contrôle sur les investissements étrangers en France

This French bill, introduced in the National Assembly, would require the government to publish an annual report on its control of foreign investments in France. Such screening regimes let authorities review and, where needed, block acquisitions of French companies by non-EU or foreign investors on grounds of national security or strategic interest. Regular public reporting would increase transparency about how these reviews are carried out and what decisions are taken. The main parties affected are the French government and the authorities responsible for foreign investment screening, which would have to prepare and release the report. Foreign investors and French companies subject to screening may also be indirectly affected by greater public visibility of decisions. This summary is based on metadata only, not the full legislative text, so the exact requirements may differ.