BORME Spain company registry MCP server

This is a helper that connects your AI to BORME, Spain's official company registry bulletin. It holds over 9.5 million company events going back to 2009, updated every business day. It is handy if you work with Spanish companies and want quick answers about who was appointed, who went insolvent, or when a company was created.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI a question about Spanish companies, like which ones went insolvent in Valencia last week. The AI sends that request to this helper server. The helper searches the BORME registry data and finds matching events. Then it sends the results back and the AI explains them to you in the chat. Everything is read-only, so it only looks things up, it never changes anything.

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What you can do with it

• Search company events by date, province, type or company name
• Pull the full timeline of one company
• See one day's registry activity as a summary
• Check how many companies were created in a region and month
• Look up a company by its Spanish tax ID (NIF or CIF)
• Browse the list of 52 event types with their Spanish names
• Spot recent risk signals like insolvencies or mass director exits

Try asking your AI

• “Which companies declared insolvency in Valencia last week?”
• “Show the corporate history of Telefonica Audiovisual Digital”
• “How many new companies were incorporated in Madrid in June?”
• “What happened in the registry yesterday?”

What it gives back to you

You get back lists of company events, each with the company name, the type of event, the date and the province. For a single company you get a timeline of everything that happened to it. For a day or a region you get counts and short summaries. The AI turns all of this into a normal answer in the chat.

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Who it's for

Anyone who needs quick facts about Spanish companies, like journalists, analysts, sales people and small business owners.