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EU Business Registrations, Bankruptcies Show Mixed Trends

(MENAFN) Business incorporations in the European Union expanded by 0.5% in the final quarter of 2025 compared to the preceding quarter, while the number of bankruptcy filings also rose by 2.5%.

The information and communication sector led the surge in new business establishments, experiencing a 6.4% increase, according to Eurostat, which released the data on Monday.

Following this notable growth, the industrial sector saw a 4.9% rise in new registrations, and the accommodation and food services industry recorded a 1.3% increase.

Conversely, slight reductions were observed in the trade sector, which declined by 0.3%, and both construction and transport sectors experienced a minor 0.1% drop.

Bankruptcy cases spiked significantly in the accommodation and food services sector, which saw an 8.6% increase.

The information and communication sector also faced challenges, with bankruptcies climbing by 7.9%.

On the other hand, the trade sector witnessed a 3.4% fall in bankruptcy filings, while the finance sector reported a smaller decrease of 0.7%.

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