Financial Analysis of the Mercantile Registry of Zaragoza

Analysis date: August 1, 2024

This financial analysis focuses on the acts registered in the Mercantile Registry of Zaragoza, covering various business and administrative activities. Below, the most relevant facts and their implications on the business fabric of the region are detailed.

Registered Acts

In the analyzed period, a total of 103 appointment acts have been registered, reflecting considerable dynamics in the renewal and assignment of managerial positions in Zaragoza companies. Among the prominent companies is IBERCAJA BANCO SA, with a share capital of 214,427,597.00 euros, which has registered one appointment act.

The constitutions of new companies amount to 39 acts, indicating moderate growth in the creation of new entities. This data is significant, as the creation of new companies is an indicator of the economic vitality of the region.

Regarding cessations, 36 acts have been registered, which can be interpreted as internal restructuring in several companies. This phenomenon may be related to adaptation to new regulations or changes in business strategy.

There have been 7 revocation acts, suggesting adjustments in decisions previously made by companies. These acts may be related to changes in direction or organizational structure.

The acts of sole proprietorships amount to 19, reflecting the number of companies that have adopted this legal form. This type of act is relevant to understanding the ownership and control structure of companies in the region.

There have been 15 acts of changes of address, which may be related to the search for better strategic locations or the expansion of companies. Among the companies that have made changes of address is DKV SEGUROS Y REASEGUROS SOCIEDAD ANONIMA ESPAÑOLA, with a share capital of 66,110,000.00 euros.

Regarding statutory modifications, 5 acts have been registered. These changes may be related to adaptation to new regulations or updating the statutes to reflect changes in the structure or strategy of the company.

Capital increases have been relatively few, with only 4 acts registered. This data may indicate a certain caution in investment and expansion of companies in the region.

There have been 9 dissolution acts, reflecting the closure of some companies. This data is important to understand the dynamics of entry and exit of companies in the market.

The re-election acts amount to 7, indicating the continuity of certain directors in their positions. This data can be interpreted as a sign of stability in the management of some companies.

A worrying fact is the number of bankruptcy situations, with 24 acts registered. This data reflects the financial difficulties that some companies are facing and may be an indicator of the need for support and restructuring measures.

There have been 5 acts of changes in the corporate purpose, which may be related to the diversification or change of strategy of some companies. Among the companies that have made changes in their corporate purpose is GFN SA, with a share capital of 111,478,620.00 euros, dedicated to the exploitation of gaming machines.

There have been few changes in corporate name, with only 3 acts registered. This data may indicate stability in the corporate identity of the companies in the region.

No acts of capital reductions or expansions of purpose have been registered, which can be interpreted as a sign of stability in the financial structure and strategy of the companies.

There have been 2 acts of changes in sole proprietorship, reflecting adjustments in the ownership structure of some companies.

No acts of loss of sole proprietorship, extinctions, or transformations of society have been registered, which can be interpreted as a sign of stability in the legal structure of the companies.

Finally, one merger act has been registered, indicating consolidation in the market. This type of act is relevant to understanding the growth and consolidation strategies of companies in the region.

Conclusion

In summary, the analysis of the acts registered in the Mercantile Registry of Zaragoza reflects an active business dynamic, with a significant number of appointments, constitutions, and cessations. Although the number of bankruptcy situations is worrying, stability in other acts such as statutory modifications and capital increases suggests a business environment in the process of adaptation and adjustment. Prominent companies, such as IBERCAJA BANCO SA, DKV SEGUROS Y REASEGUROS SOCIEDAD ANONIMA ESPAÑOLA, and GFN SA, play a crucial role in the economic development of the region.