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In February 2023, 243 companies went bankrupt in the Netherlands. This is 76 more than in the same period last year, an increase of some 46 percent.
In the first month of 2023, 205 companies went bankrupt in the Netherlands. The number is much higher than in January 2022. Still, the pre-corona level is far from being reached. Indeed, in January 2020, 306 companies closed their doors for good.
Last month, 156 companies went bankrupt in the Netherlands. So says business data specialist Altares Dun & Bradstreet after analyzing the latest figures. Compared to a year earlier, this number is slightly higher than in the same period when 136 went under.
Last month, 166 companies went bankrupt in the Netherlands. This is what business data specialist Altares Dun & Bradstreet says after analyzing the latest figures. This number is slightly higher than the same period last year, when 126 companies went bankrupt.
Last month, 133 companies went bankrupt in the Netherlands. This is what business data specialist Altares Dun & Bradstreet says after analysing the latest figures. These 133 bankruptcies are slightly more than one year earlier. In July 2021, 124 companies went 'out of business'.
The rebound in trade intensity since early 2022 has given way to a downward trend in the Netherlands. April still showed a nice increase in trade intensity in many sectors, but in May and June the index fell again.
Over a quarter (25.8%) of invoices in the Dutch business sector are not paid on time. Read the full study here.
After a decline in April, considerably more companies went bankrupt in the Netherlands in May. This is evident from the latest figures from business data specialist Altares Dun & Bradstreet. In May, 191 companies went bankrupt, 85 more than in the previous month (106).
Rotterdam, May 12, 2022 - Never since the beginning of the corona crisis have fewer companies gone bankrupt than in April 2022. Indeed, only 106 companies went bankrupt last month, 79 fewer than in March 2022.
Rotterdam, 3 May - National business-to-business trade continued to climb out of the coronadal in recent months. Compared to January 2020 (index: 100), the trade intensity at the end of March 2022 was 87.0, Read the entire research report here.
Rotterdam, 11 April 2022 - Last March, 185 companies went bankrupt in the Netherlands. This is evident from the latest figures presented today by business data expert Altares Dun & Bradstreet. Those 185 bankruptcies are 20 more than in February, when 165 companies stopped.
Rotterdam, March 11 2022 - Last February, 156 companies went bankrupt in the Netherlands. This is evident from figures presented today by business data expert Altares Dun & Bradstreet. These 156 bankruptcies are 28 more than in January, when 128 companies went bankrupt. In February 2021 the number was also significantly lower. At that time, 129 companies went bankrupt.
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