Industrial enterprises are continuing to register and update their data on the digital platform for national production, despite the initial deadline of September 15, 2026, having passed. Authorities in Béjaïa have reiterated calls for companies to submit their information. The process of registering and updating data for active industrial enterprises is ongoing via the digital platform for national production.
The Directorate of Industry in Béjaïa urged industrial enterprises to enter data on the 'National Production' (PRODNAT) platform. This ongoing process requires active industrial enterprises to register and update their details via the digital platform for national production. The industry sector had initially set September 15, 2026, as the completion date for registration and declaration. This initial deadline set by the industry sector for completing registration and declaration was September 15, 2026. The Directorate of Industry in Béjaïa reiterated its call to industrial enterprises to enter data on the 'National Production' (PRODNAT) platform.
Required Company Information
The registration process mandates the collection of detailed information across several operational areas, including production volumes, the types of raw materials utilized, purchasing records, current inventories, final products, and sales figures. Companies are also required to submit their legal data as part of this full registration. The process involves collecting detailed data on production, raw materials used, purchases, inventories, final products, sales, and legal data. Identifying the geographical location of each production unit is another key requirement, which involves pinpointing its exact position via Google Maps and providing both latitude and longitude coordinates. The geographical location of each production unit must be identified via Google Maps, including latitude and longitude. The submission demands photographic evidence of both raw materials and final products, each accompanied by its corresponding name. Photos of raw materials and final products, along with their names, are required.
A total of 12 distinct elements are necessary for completing the registration process. The registration process requires submitting 12 elements, including email, commercial register, tax identification number (NIF), and statistical identification number (NIS). These include essential identification details such as an email address, the commercial register number, the tax identification number (NIF), and the statistical identification number (NIS). Additionally, a copy of the manager's biometric national identity card, formatted as a PDF document, must be submitted to fulfill the registration criteria. A copy of the biometric national identity card of the manager in PDF format is required.
Declaration Details and Deadlines
Enterprises that have already completed their registration are required to submit two copies of their registration certificate to the Directorate of Industry. Enterprises that have already registered must submit two copies of their registration certificate to the Directorate of Industry. Companies registered before September 16, 2026, must submit declarations detailing any production stoppage or non-activity during the first half of the year, including the specified reasons for such status. Enterprises registered before September 16, 2026, are obligated to submit declarations of production stoppage or non-activity during the first half of the year, specifying the reasons.
Declarations for raw material purchases made in the first half of 2026 are also mandatory, requiring information on both quantity and total value. Declarations of raw material purchases for the first half of 2026, including quantity and total value, are required. Similarly, companies must provide declarations concerning their raw material inventory for the same period. Declarations of raw material inventory for the first half of 2026 are required. Data on final product sales for the first half of 2026, encompassing quantity and total value, is requested, along with an inventory of final products for that period. Data on final product sales for the first half of 2026, including quantity and total value, is requested. Inventory of final products for the first half of 2026 is requested.
Enterprises that registered after September 16, 2026, or those that experienced production cessation or inactivity during the first half of 2026, are obliged to declare their status and the reasons for the stoppage or non-activity. Enterprises that registered after September 16, 2026, or were stopped from production or inactive during the first half of 2026, must declare their status and reasons for stoppage/inactivity. The declaration period for production in the first half of 2026 has concluded. The declaration for production in the first half of 2026 has closed. The process for declaring production for the second half of the year is scheduled to reopen from January 1 to February 28, 2027.
Ongoing Process and Support
New documents from industry directorates confirm that registration via the platform remains open and continuous. Unregistered enterprises are being urged to access the platform and complete registration procedures. The Directorate of Industry in Médéa asked economic enterprises to declare natural production data and input elements for those registered before September 16, 2026. For inquiries related to the process, an email address, [email protected], has been allocated to provide support. An email address ([email protected]) has been allocated for inquiries related to the process.