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Last year, 7,274 companies and PFAs went into insolvency, up 9.38% since 2023. Bucharest recorded the highest number of insolvencies.

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According to ONRC data, Bucharest recorded 1,375 insolvencies, followed by Bihor, Cluj, Timiș, Iași and Ilfov counties. The fewest insolvencies were recorded in Covasna, Harghita, Mehedinți and Vaslui. The areas with the highest number of insolvencies are trade, construction and manufacturing.

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Peste 7200 de firme și PFA-uri au intrat în insolvență anul trecut, cu aproape 10% mai multe decât în anul anterior
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Creştere de aproape 10% a numărului de firme şi PFA care au intrat în insolvenţă în 2024 - date ONRC - Economica.net
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Anul 2024 a adus o creștere de aproape 10% a insolvențelor în România

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