Financial Analysis of the Valencia Commercial Registry

This report presents a detailed analysis of the acts registered in the Valencia Commercial Registry up to July 24, 2024. Below, the most relevant facts related to different types of commercial acts are described, and references are made to some prominent companies in the province.

1. Appointment Acts

The total number of appointment acts registered in the Valencia Commercial Registry is 68. This type of act is crucial for the organizational structure of companies, as it involves the designation of new positions within the company. A notable example is Celestica Valencia SA, which has not registered any recent appointment acts, suggesting stability in its management team.

2. Constitution Acts

25 constitution acts have been registered, indicating the creation of new companies in the region. This is a positive indicator of economic activity and entrepreneurship. For example, Lopez Garay Inversiones SL, constituted in 2014, has a share capital of 2,228,000 euros, reflecting a considerable investment at its inception.

3. Cessation Acts

The registry shows 21 cessation acts, representing the termination of functions of certain members within companies. This type of act can indicate strategic changes or internal restructurings.

4. Revocation Acts

9 revocation acts have been registered, which involve the annulment of previously granted powers. This type of act is less frequent but can be significant in terms of corporate control and governance.

5. Sole Proprietorship Acts

There are 14 sole proprietorship acts registered, indicating the existence of companies with a single partner. This type of structure can offer advantages in terms of decision-making and flexibility.

6. Change of Address Acts

6 change of address acts have been registered, reflecting the mobility of companies within the region. Changing address can be a strategy to access new markets or reduce operating costs.

7. Statutory Modification Acts

Only 2 statutory modification acts have been registered, suggesting relative stability in the statutes of companies. Statutory modifications are usually necessary to adapt to new legislation or changes in the company's structure.

8. Capital Increase Acts

5 capital increase acts have been registered, indicating that some companies are increasing their share capital to finance new investments or expansions. For example, Destro SL, with a share capital of 1,104,390 euros, might consider a capital increase to finance projects related to solar energy.

9. Dissolution Acts

The registry shows 2 dissolution acts, implying the closure of companies. This is a negative indicator, although the low number suggests it is not a widespread trend.

10. Re-election Acts

5 re-election acts have been registered, indicating the continuity of certain members in their positions. This can be a sign of stability and confidence in the current management.

11. Insolvency Acts

There are 2 insolvency acts registered, indicating that some companies are facing significant financial difficulties. This is a concerning indicator and should be closely monitored.

12. Object Change Acts

No object change acts have been registered, suggesting that companies maintain their main activities without significant changes.

13. Name Change Acts

Only 1 name change act has been registered, indicating that this type of change is infrequent. Changing the company name can be a rebranding or market repositioning strategy.

14. Capital Reduction Acts

No capital reduction acts have been registered, suggesting that companies are not decreasing their share capital, which is positive in terms of solvency and investment capacity.

15. Object Extension Acts

No object extension acts have been registered, indicating that companies maintain their activities without significant diversifications.

16. Sole Proprietorship Change Acts

1 sole proprietorship change act has been registered, indicating a transition in the ownership structure of a company.

17. Loss of Sole Proprietorship Acts

There are 2 loss of sole proprietorship acts registered, suggesting that some companies have transitioned from being sole proprietorships to having multiple partners.

18. Extinction Acts

No extinction acts have been registered, which is positive as it indicates that there have been no definitive closures of companies.

19. Merger Acts

No merger acts have been registered, suggesting that there have been no significant consolidations in the market.

20. Company Transformation Acts

No company transformation acts have been registered, indicating that companies maintain their legal forms without significant changes.

In summary, the Valencia Commercial Registry shows moderate activity in terms of appointments and constitutions, with few dissolution and insolvency acts, which is positive for the economic stability of the region. Companies like Celestica Valencia SA, Lopez Garay Inversiones SL and Destro SL stand out in this analysis for their share capital and corporate purpose, reflecting the diversity and solidity of the Valencian business fabric.