Financial Analysis of the Málaga Commercial Registry

Date: October 1, 2024

In this report, the most relevant facts recorded in the Málaga Commercial Registry will be analyzed, based on various metrics that reflect business activity in the region. Data from several companies will be used to illustrate these facts.

Appointments

The total number of recorded appointment acts is 63. This high number of appointments suggests an active business dynamic, with frequent changes in the direction and management of companies. An example of a company with a recorded appointment act is EMPRESA MUNICIPAL DE INICIATIVAS Y ACTIVIDADES EMPRESARIALES DE MÁLAGA SA, which has a share capital of 2,503,231.00 euros.

Constitutions

41 constitution acts have been recorded, indicating the creation of new companies in the region. This is a positive indicator of economic growth and entrepreneurship. However, some companies like RESTAURANTE DE PLAYA EL LAUREL SL, with a share capital of 500,000.00 euros, do not have recent constitution acts, which may indicate stability in their structure.

Terminations

The number of recorded terminations is 14. Terminations can indicate internal reorganizations or strategic changes within companies. For example, PAVICONS MÁLAGA SL has recorded a termination act.

Revocations

2 revocation acts have been recorded. Revocations can reflect adjustments in decisions previously made by companies.

Sole Proprietorships

26 sole proprietorship acts have been recorded. This indicates that a significant number of companies in Málaga are sole proprietorships, which may reflect a trend towards individual entrepreneurship.

Address Changes

Only one address change act has been recorded. This suggests that most companies in Málaga maintain stability in their physical location.

Statutory Modifications

No statutory modification acts have been recorded. This may indicate that companies are operating under previously established statutes without the need for significant changes.

Capital Increases

3 capital increase acts have been recorded. Capital increases are a sign of business growth and expansion. For example, PROSOHAIL SL, with a share capital of 721,440.00 euros, might consider a capital increase to finance new projects.

Dissolutions

The number of recorded dissolutions is 2. Dissolutions can indicate companies that have ceased operations, either for economic or strategic reasons.

Re-elections

2 re-election acts have been recorded. Re-elections reflect continuity in the management and administration of companies.

Bankruptcy Situations

2 bankruptcy situation acts have been recorded. This can be indicative of financial difficulties that some companies are facing. For example, PAVICONS MÁLAGA SL has recorded bankruptcy situations, which could reflect significant financial problems.

Object Changes

No object change acts have been recorded. This suggests that companies in Málaga are operating within the scope of their original activities.

Name Changes

One name change act has been recorded. Name changes can reflect rebranding or changes in a company's market strategy.

Capital Reductions

2 capital reduction acts have been recorded. Capital reductions can be a strategy to adjust a company's financial structure.

Object Expansions

No object expansion acts have been recorded. This indicates that companies are not significantly diversifying their activities.

Changes in Sole Proprietorship

No acts of changes in sole proprietorship have been recorded. This suggests stability in the ownership structure of companies.

Losses of Sole Proprietorship

No acts of losses of sole proprietorship have been recorded. This indicates that sole proprietorship companies maintain their ownership structure.

Extinctions

No extinction acts have been recorded. This is a positive indicator that companies are not closing their operations definitively.

Mergers

No merger acts have been recorded. This suggests that there have not been significant consolidations of companies in Málaga recently.

Company Transformations

No company transformation acts have been recorded. This indicates that companies are maintaining their original legal forms.

In conclusion, the analysis of the data from the Málaga Commercial Registry shows dynamic business activity with a significant number of appointments and constitutions, suggesting a favorable environment for entrepreneurship. However, some challenges are also observed, such as bankruptcy situations and capital reductions, reflecting financial difficulties that some companies may be facing. Overall, stability in other aspects such as address changes and statutory modifications suggests a relatively stable business environment.