ForetaksregisteretBrønnøysundregistrene

The Foretaksregisteret, also known as the Register of Business Enterprises, is a public register maintained by Brønnøysundregistrene in Norway. Its primary purpose is to collect and make publicly available essential information about registered businesses and organizations operating in Norway. This register serves as a cornerstone for transparency and legal certainty within the Norwegian business environment.

Information recorded in the Foretaksregisteret typically includes the organization's name, legal form, registration number, registered address, and details about its management and board members. For limited liability companies, information on share capital is also recorded. The register is crucial for various stakeholders, including other businesses, government authorities, and the general public, who can use it to verify the legitimacy and key details of an entity.

Brønnøysundregistrene itself is a government agency responsible for a range of registration and information services, with the Foretaksregisteret being one of its most significant functions. The agency aims to provide efficient and accessible registration processes. Registration in the Foretaksregisteret is mandatory for most business entities in Norway, ensuring that all significant commercial activities are officially documented and identifiable. This system contributes to a well-regulated and trustworthy business landscape.