Peste 15.000 de companii ungare au intrat in faliment anul trecut
Peste 15.000 de companii din Ungaria au intrat in faliment anul trecut, mai multe cu 31,5% fata de 2008, reflectand criza prelungita care afecteaza economia, potrivit portalului portfolio.hu.
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Chiar daca numarul falimentelor corespunde asteptarilor analistilor, inregistrarea acestora cu precadere in a doua jumatate a anului nu este o veste buna pentru economie. Datele au fost prezentate de centrul Opton din Ungaria, furnizor de informatii despre companii, scrie Mediafax.
„Cifrele din semestrul al doilea al anului 2009 reflecta o criza prelungita, iar o serie de alti indicatori confirma ca nu ar trebui sa ne asteptam la imbunatatiri semnificative in prima jumatate din 2010”, a declarat Hajnalka Csorba, directorul pentru dezvoltare al Opton.
Totodata, numarul companiilor nou infiintate a scazut anul trecut. Declinul a fost de 3%, la 47.000 de noi companii, comparativ cu 48.500 in anul anterior.
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