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September 6th, 2010
The incidence of business to engage in contests grew in Cantabria creditors a 870% from 2005 to 2009.
The incidence of business to engage in contests of creditors grew between 2005 and 2009 in Cantabria, a 870 percent, more than double the national average growth rate has been of 398 percent.
The study 'creditors competitions among Spanish firms', measures the risk of Spanish firms to enter bankruptcy.
The report, provided to Europa Press, highlights "the Cantabrian case" since its bankruptcy risk rate, star trek online gold, has increased by 870% in the last four years, bankrupt companies from 1.64 per ten thousand in 2005 to active ratio of 15.90 in 2009, above the national average of 15.07 for that year.
However, Comunidad Valenciana (20,53), Wales (20.46) and Murcia (19.34) communities with the rate of bankruptcy risk higher.
The report, tera gold, also notes that Murcia, although focusing only bankrupt firms to 3.7 in absolute terms, exhibits a remarkably high, ie, Murcia companies have more risk of being denounced by their creditors than other communities .
In the lower limit, include Canary (7.39), Extremadura (8.93) and Andalucia (9.86), while Asturias noted for having obtained the lowest growth rate, ffxiv gil, in this risk.
But the biggest risk
The report also finds that with increasing the size of the company, the propensity to end up in bankruptcy proceedings is increased significantly.
In the case of Cantabria, the propensity to end up in bankruptcy proceedings there is also much more between the medium and large, with a 205.48 per 10,000. In the small one is 161.74, and in micro-drops to 6.66, in the latter case, below the national average (7.55).
In the independent analysis the study noted that in the case of micro-communities that have higher propensities are Baleares (11.36), Wales (10.34), Valencian Community (9.75) and Murcia (9.70) , all with levels above the national average for these companies (7.55 per 10,000). At the other extreme, Extremadura (3.58), Canarias (4.02), Castilla-La Mancha (4.32) and Andalucia (4.68) are the regions which had the lowest micro levels in this propensity.
As for the small, the report highlights the cases of Valencia (168.75), Cataluna (166.13) and Cantabria (161.74) to present the most likely to be involved in the process of liquidation of companies, while among the larger companies are owned by Extremadura (359.28), Valencia (321.55) and Murcia (229.01) that stand out from the rest for the same reasons.
The national average for small firms is 121.91 per 10,000 companies and nearly 171 per 10,000 in the case of medium and large.
