Definitions of the Most Common Terms in Business Information
The BORME is the official publication where corporate acts registered in the Commercial Registry are made public. It includes: director appointments and resignations, capital increases or reductions, changes to company statutes, insolvency proceedings, and company dissolutions.
Public institution responsible for registering and publishing legal acts related to companies in Spain. It records: company incorporation, changes in directors or legal structure, filing of annual accounts, and modifications to company statutes. The Commercial Registry guarantees legal transparency.
The total value of contributions made by partners when the company is established or during capital increases. It represents the company's initial equity base and legal capital structure.
Legal form of a company in which the capital is divided into social participations and partners have limited liability to the capital contributed.
Registry of Unpaid Acceptances. Database that collects information on commercial instruments (promissory notes, bills) that have been unpaid.
Access the official register of Innovative SMEs certified by the Ministry of Economy, Industry and Competitiveness.
Select the Autonomous Community of interest to you and find out contact details and commercial, financial and trade information on these companies.
