The French camera manufacturer Pixii (see previous coverage) has entered judicial liquidation, according to the French corporate and legal registry. Pixii cameras are now up to $800 off at B&H Photo:
According to French business records, the company went through the following sequence:
- December 10, 2025: The Commercial Court of Besançon opened redressement judiciaire proceedings against Pixii. This is a court-supervised restructuring process for a financially distressed company.
- May 20, 2026: The court extended the observation period to December 10, 2026.
- July 22, 2026: The court converted the restructuring proceedings into liquidation judiciaire.
- August 2, 2026: The liquidation judgment was published in France’s official business notices.
- July 31, 2026: The court authorized business operations to continue only until this date.
The company had been seeking additional funding/partners to scale production of a next-generation model (initially targeted for summer 2026, later pushed toward 2027):
The official records can be found here:
- Papers: Pixii corporate and legal records
- Auregistre: Pixii liquidation status and timeline
- Le Figaro Entreprises: published legal notices
The company is in judicial liquidation, but that does not necessarily mean every aspect of the Pixii business has permanently disappeared. In France, judicial liquidation generally means a company cannot continue operating under its current financial circumstances and that its assets will be realized to pay creditors. Depending on the circumstances, the company may sell assets, intellectual property, or business activities to another company.
