Companies in Italy, trend about bankruptcies keeps being positive
Sunday, July 1, 2018Trend about bankruptcies keeps being positive for the Italian companies. The picture of the sector marked by CRIBIS during March 2018 across the analysis of Italian bankruptcies shows another decrease of this event in our country: during March 2018, 2,972 Italian companies brought to Court the books, against the 2,998 during the previous period and the 3,283 during last December.
This trend is in order with the features of Italian industrial fabric, showing a more concentration of bankruptcies in areas with the highest number of companies. During March, the regions that record the greatest number of bankruptcies were Lombardy, at first place with 634 cases and a total incidence equal to 21.3%, Lazio and Campania, respectively with 381 and 283 companies in bankruptcy.
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Following, in the first ten places of bankruptcies ranks there are: Tuscany (226 cases), Veneto (219 cases), Sicily (207 cases), Piedmont (195 cases), Emilia-Romagna (180 cases), Puglia (127 cases) and Calabria (101 cases). The most relevant data compared to December 2017 is the improvement of Veneto, decreased from third place to fifth place.
The most interesting data has been recorded in the analysis about commodities sector. All the sectors, except the services one, show a decrease compared to 2017. Especially, the industrial sector is the area with less bankruptcy registered in March 2018 (513 cases), followed by construction sector (513 cases). The services sector is the only one to show an increment of cases compared to 2017: 682 companies brought the books in Court during March 2018, a growth of 2.7% compared to the previous period. The commercial area is still the one that record the highest number of bankruptcies (971 cases). As a whole, the bankruptcies data for sectors during March 2018 is similar to the data during March 2011, marking a positive trend in line with the previous analysis.
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