Financial Analysis of the Commercial Registry of Badajoz

This financial analysis is based on the data from the Commercial Registry of Badajoz, dated August 8, 2024. Below, the most relevant facts related to the different registered activities are described.

Appointments

The total number of registered appointment acts is 10. This data is significant as it reflects the dynamics of changes in the administration of companies. Appointments can include the designation of new directors, administrators, or legal representatives, which is indicative of the evolution and adaptation of companies to new strategies or operational needs.

Constitutions

There were 5 acts of new company constitutions registered. This number is a positive indicator of the creation of new business entities in the region, which may be related to a favorable economic environment and a business climate conducive to entrepreneurship.

Terminations

There were a total of 6 termination acts. Terminations can be interpreted as changes in the administrative structure of companies, either due to resignations, dismissals, or the end of mandates. This data, in combination with the appointments, can offer a more complete view of the stability and changes in business management.

Revocations

No revocation acts were registered. The absence of revocations can be an indicator of stability in the powers granted within companies, without the need to annul previously made decisions.

Sole Proprietorships

There were 2 sole proprietorship acts registered. This type of act refers to the declaration of a company as a sole proprietorship, meaning it has a single partner. This data can be relevant to analyze the ownership structure of companies in the region.

Address Changes

No address change acts were registered. The absence of these acts may indicate geographical stability of companies, without the need to move their headquarters to new locations.

Statutory Modifications

There were 6 statutory modification acts registered. Statutory modifications are changes in the internal rules that govern the operation of companies. These acts can be indicative of adjustments in policies, structures, or business strategies.

Capital Increases

There were 3 capital increase acts. Capital increases reflect the injection of new financial resources into companies, which can be an indicator of growth, expansion, or the need for financing new projects.

Dissolutions

There were 3 dissolution acts registered. The dissolution of companies can be an indicator of economic difficulties, market changes, or strategic decisions to close operations. This data is relevant to understand the dynamics of business closures in the region.

Re-elections

There were 2 re-election acts. Re-elections reflect the continuity of individuals in managerial or administrative positions, which can be an indicator of trust and stability in business management.

Bankruptcy Situations

No bankruptcy situation acts were registered. The absence of these acts can be a positive indicator of the financial health of companies, without the need to resort to bankruptcy procedures to resolve insolvency problems.

Object Changes

No object change acts were registered. Stability in the corporate purpose of companies suggests that there has been no need to modify the main activity for which they were constituted.

Name Changes

No name change acts were registered. The absence of these acts may indicate stability in the corporate identity of companies, without the need to change their names.

Capital Reductions

There was 1 capital reduction act registered. Capital reductions can be indicative of financial adjustments, restructurings, or the return of capital to partners.

Object Expansions

No object expansion acts were registered. The absence of these acts suggests that companies have not needed to expand their activities beyond those initially planned.

Changes in Sole Proprietorship Status

No acts of changes in sole proprietorship status were registered. This data indicates that there have been no modifications in the ownership structure of companies in terms of changing from sole proprietorship to multi-partner or vice versa.

Losses of Sole Proprietorship Status

No acts of losses of sole proprietorship status were registered. Stability in the sole proprietorship condition of companies suggests that there have been no changes in the number of partners.

Extinctions

No extinction acts were registered. The absence of these acts can be a positive indicator of the operational continuity of companies, without the need to proceed to their total liquidation.

Mergers

No merger acts were registered. The absence of mergers may indicate stability in the business market, without the need to consolidate companies to improve competitiveness or efficiency.

Company Transformations

No company transformation acts were registered. Stability in the legal form of companies suggests that there has been no need to change their legal structure.

In summary, the analysis of the data from the Commercial Registry of Badajoz shows dynamic business activity with a significant number of appointments, constitutions, and statutory modifications. The absence of acts in areas such as revocations, bankruptcy situations, and name changes suggests stability in various aspects of business management. These data provide an overview of the state and evolution of companies in the Badajoz region.