Financial Analysis of the Córdoba Commercial Registry

Report Date: 2024-09-17

The Córdoba Commercial Registry has recorded a series of relevant acts in the business sector that reflect the dynamics and transformations occurring in the province's business fabric. Below is a detailed analysis of the most significant recorded acts.

Appointments

The number of recorded appointment acts amounts to 32. This figure indicates constant activity in the renewal and assignment of executive positions in Córdoba companies. The renewal of executives can be seen as an effort by companies to adapt to new market challenges and opportunities.

Constitutions

18 constitution acts have been recorded. This number reflects moderate growth in the creation of new companies in the province. The constitution of new companies is a positive indicator of economic vitality and entrepreneurial spirit in the region.

Terminations

Regarding terminations, 12 acts have been recorded. Terminations can be due to various reasons, such as internal restructurings, strategic changes, or retirements. This number is relatively low compared to appointments, suggesting stability in executive positions.

Revocations

The number of revocation acts is 2. Revocations are usually associated with important strategic decisions, and in this case, the low number indicates that there have not been many drastic changes in company management.

Unipersonalities

11 unipersonality acts have been recorded. These types of acts reflect the trend of some companies being managed by a single partner, which can imply greater agility in decision-making and a more simplified structure.

Address Changes

The number of address change acts is 2. Address changes can be motivated by the search for better strategic locations, cost reduction, or expansion to new areas.

Capital Increases

3 capital increase acts have been recorded. Capital increases indicate that companies are seeking to increase their financial resources to expand their operations or make new investments.

Dissolutions

The number of dissolution acts is 5. Dissolutions reflect the closure of companies, which can result from various factors such as financial difficulties, market changes, or strategic decisions.

Re-elections

1 re-election act has been recorded. Re-elections are usually a sign of continuity and confidence in the current management of the company.

Bankruptcy Situations

No bankruptcy situation acts have been recorded. The absence of these acts is a positive sign, indicating that no company has had to resort to bankruptcy proceedings due to insolvency.

Object Changes

2 object change acts have been recorded. Changes in social object reflect companies' adaptation to new business opportunities or the reorientation of their main activities.

Other Acts

No acts of statutory modifications, name changes, capital reductions, object expansions, unipersonal company changes, loss of unipersonality, extinctions, mergers, or company transformations have been recorded.

Examples of Relevant Companies

Among the companies registered in Córdoba, some stand out for their activity and particular characteristics:

• CR31 GESTIONES EMPRESARIALES SL: Founded on March 12, 2009, with a share capital of 253,233.00 euros. Its corporate purpose includes activities of buying, selling, and intermediating rustic and urban properties, promoting and constructing buildings, among other activities.
• INVERSIONES FINANCIERAS E INMOBILIARIAS CORUCOR SL: Founded on November 16, 2009, with a share capital of 128,530.00 euros. Its corporate purpose includes the purchase, sale, and leasing of real estate, as well as the holding and trading of shares and social participations.
• FRESCO EGEA MATADERO DE AVES SL: Founded on April 24, 1991, with a share capital of 339,565.00 euros. This company is dedicated to the processing of poultry.
• RESIDUOS INDUSTRIALES DE LA MADERA DE CORDOBA SA: Founded on April 1, 2000, with a share capital of 869,046.00 euros. Its corporate purpose includes the collection, storage, transportation, treatment, disposal, and recycling of all types of waste.

In conclusion, the analysis of the acts recorded in the Córdoba Commercial Registry reveals dynamic and constantly evolving business activity. The creation of new companies, the renewal of executives, and capital increases are positive signs of growth and adaptation in the province's business environment. On the other hand, stability in terminations and the absence of bankruptcy situations reflect relative stability in the business fabric. The companies highlighted in this report exemplify the diversity of activities and the ability to adapt to new market opportunities.