Financial Analysis of the Granada Commercial Registry

Analysis Date: 2024-08-06

This report analyzes the most relevant data from the Granada Commercial Registry, highlighting the most significant events in various categories of commercial acts. Below is a detailed analysis of each category, enriched with examples of specific companies registered in Granada.

Appointments

The total number of appointment acts registered in Granada is 13. This data reflects significant activity in the designation of new positions within companies. A notable example is Ascensores Ingar SA, which has registered 2 appointment acts. This company, established in 1984, has a share capital of 1,000,000.00 euros and is dedicated to the manufacturing, design and development, installation, repair, maintenance, and sale of motors and elevators.

Incorporations

Regarding incorporations, 8 acts have been registered. This number indicates moderate growth in the creation of new companies in the province. New incorporations are a positive indicator of business dynamics and entrepreneurial spirit in the region.

Terminations

The registry shows 2 termination acts, suggesting a certain stability in the managerial positions of companies. The low number of terminations can be interpreted as a sign of continuity and stability in business management.

Revocations

No revocation acts have been registered. This can be interpreted as an indicator of stability in the decisions previously made by companies.

Single-Member Companies

Only one single-member company act has been registered. This data reflects a low incidence of companies opting for this legal structure in Granada.

Address Changes

No address change acts have been registered. The absence of these acts suggests that companies are maintaining their current locations, which could be a sign of stability in their operations.

Statutory Modifications

No statutory modification acts have been registered. This indicates that companies have not made significant changes to their statutes in the analyzed period.

Capital Increases

No capital increase acts have been registered. The lack of these acts can be interpreted as a sign that companies have not needed to increase their share capital recently.

Dissolutions

No dissolution acts have been registered. This is a positive indicator, suggesting that companies in Granada are maintaining their operations and have not closed.

Reelections

Two reelection acts have been registered. This data shows that some companies have opted to retain their current directors, which can be a sign of confidence in their leadership.

Bankruptcy Situations

No bankruptcy situation acts have been registered. The absence of these acts is a positive indicator of the financial health of companies in Granada.

Object Changes

No object change acts have been registered. This suggests that companies are maintaining their current business lines without diversification or significant changes in their activities.

Name Changes

No name change acts have been registered. The absence of these acts indicates that companies are maintaining their original names.

Capital Reductions

One capital reduction act has been registered. This act may reflect a financial restructuring strategy in a specific company.

Object Expansions

No object expansion acts have been registered. This indicates that companies have not expanded their commercial activities recently.

Single-Member Company Changes

No single-member company change acts have been registered. This suggests stability in the legal structure of companies.

Loss of Single-Member Status

No loss of single-member status acts have been registered. This indicates that existing single-member companies have not changed their structure.

Extinctions

No extinction acts have been registered. The absence of these acts is a good indicator of the continuity of companies in Granada.

Mergers

No merger acts have been registered. This suggests that there have been no significant consolidations between companies in the analyzed period.

Company Transformations

No company transformation acts have been registered. This indicates that companies have maintained their legal structures without significant changes.

Examples of Companies

To illustrate some of these facts, we can mention Orbitolia SL, a company established in 2019 with a share capital of 887,440.00 euros. Its corporate purpose is to act as a holding company through the organization of material and human resources for the acquisition, transmission, management, and direction of resident and non-resident entities in Spanish territory.

In conclusion, the analysis of the Granada Commercial Registry shows a general stability in business activities, with a moderate number of new appointments and incorporations, and a low incidence of terminations, revocations, and bankruptcy situations. The stability in address changes, statutory modifications, and capital increases suggests that companies are operating consistently and without the need for significant adjustments in their structures.