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Sierra Quadrant: Number of Struggling Companies Overshoots 160,000 in 2025, a Five Year-High
yesterday, 11:20
In line with Finance Ministry and Trade Registry statistical data, the number of ailing companies has topped 160,000 in 2025, a five-year high. more
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Sierra Quadrant: One in Four Companies Entered “Zombie” Area in Q1/2025
04.16.2025
The number of companies that are struggling and generating problems along economic chains continues to rise, and after the first quarter of 2025 one in four companies entered the “zombie” area, more
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Sierra Quadrant: Number Of Ailing Companies To Increase Significantly In 2025
02.21.2025
The number of ailing companies in various stages, such as deregistration, insolvency, dissolution or suspension of activity will increase significantly this year, from 155,000 to 170-180,000, amid the more
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Sierra Quadrant: Over 16,000 Companies Closed in Romania in Jan-April 2024, a 12-Year High
06.11.2024
More than 16,000 companies shut down after the first four months of 2024, almost 3,000 more than in the previous year, marking a 12-year high, reveals a Sierra Quadrant analysis. more
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Sierra Quadrant: Strong Demand Contraction Pushes Companies to Restructure. Number of Struggling Companies Likely to Top 150,000 in 2024
04.01.2024
The quite gloomy economic outlooks at European level have raised the alarm level in the Romanian economy as well and part of large companies, particularly those with export operations, have resorted more
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Sierra Quadrant: 3 Out of 5 Entrepreneurs Set to Restructure Businesses in 2024
12.18.2023
A large part of companies in Romania, from micro-enterprises to large ones, will undergo a sizable business restructuring process in 2024 amid fiscal challenges and rising economic uncertainties, more
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Sierra Quadrant: Number Of Romanian Companies Dissolved Hits 15-Year High In H1/2023
08.09.2023
The number of Romanian companies dissolved reached a record high of the last 15 years, of 19,442 businesses, according to an analysis by consulting firm Sierra Quadrant. more