Criteo S.A.
Criteo S.A. (ticker CRTO on Nasdaq) is a publicly traded SEC registrant classified under SIC 7311, services-advertising agencies. OfflistMe research-scope note: Criteo, retargeting / consumer profile adtech. Most recent annual 10-K covers the fiscal year ending 2025-12-31. SEC registration does not by itself establish a legal data-broker classification.
About Criteo
French advertising company.
- Founded
- 2005
- Headquarters
- Paris
- LEI
- 969500EELFB4RDMFHA76
Entity data from Wikidata (CC0/CC-BY-SA), cross-referenced to SEC EDGAR CIK 0001576427.
SEC identifiers
- Ticker
- CRTO (Nasdaq)
- CIK
- 0001576427
- SEC SIC code
- 7311, Services-Advertising Agencies
- State of incorporation
- N4
- Fiscal year end
- 12/31
- Filer category
- Large accelerated filer
- Registered business address
- 5 PLACE DE LA GARE, LUXEMBOURG, L-1616
- All filings on EDGAR
- https://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?action=getcompany&CIK=0001576427
Most recent filings
Direct links to Criteo S.A.'s latest 10-K, 10-Q, and 8-K on sec.gov. Each primary document opens the filing itself, not a wrapper page.
Source: SEC EDGAR (data.sec.gov). Public-domain US federal government work.
Why Criteo S.A. matters for consumer data rights
- Adtech
- Retargeting
Criteo, retargeting / consumer profile adtech. The SEC filing trail is a separate public source that may help explain the company's business and disclosed risks. It does not replace the company's privacy notice, establish that it holds a particular person's data, or determine the result of a consumer request.
How to opt out of Criteo S.A.
- 1
Visit Criteo S.A.'s current consumer privacy page or request route (often labeled "Your Privacy Choices" or "Do Not Sell or Share").
- 2
Use the route and right that match your jurisdiction and relationship with the company; do not assume a catalog label or a general statute citation establishes eligibility.
- 3
Share only the information needed for the provider’s current verification process after reviewing why it is requested. OfflistMe does not require you to upload government ID for request drafting.
- 4
Response periods vary by jurisdiction, request type, extensions, exemptions, and verification. Save a copy of what you send and check the current official law or regulator guidance.
- 5
If the provider does not respond, retain your records and consider the relevant privacy regulator or attorney general complaint route where you are eligible. An SEC filing channel is not a substitute for a privacy request or complaint.
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FAQ
What does the public-company record show for Criteo S.A.?+
Criteo S.A. is listed under ticker CRTO on the Nasdaq and files with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission under CIK 0001576427. The SEC record includes SIC code 7311, Services-Advertising Agencies. Those filing facts do not, by themselves, establish that the entity meets a legal definition of “data broker.”
Where can I read Criteo S.A.'s most recent SEC filing?+
The latest annual report (10-K) for the fiscal year ending 2025-12-31 is available free at sec.gov: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1576427/000157642726000014/crto-20251231.htm. All of Criteo S.A.'s SEC filings are browsable at https://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?action=getcompany&CIK=0001576427.
How can I review a request route for Criteo S.A.?+
Start with Criteo S.A.'s current privacy notice or consumer-request route, then check the applicable jurisdiction, relationship, verification rules, and exemptions. OfflistMe may provide a user-reviewed draft from its recorded catalog information; a catalog record does not prove that Criteo S.A. holds your information or will accept a request.
What does SEC-registered status mean for consumer data rights?+
SEC filings may contain company disclosures about material risks and material cybersecurity incidents when SEC rules require them. They are investor disclosures, not a substitute for the company privacy notice, a request response, or proof that the entity meets a legal data-broker definition.