Financial Analysis of the Commercial Registry of A Coruña

Report Date: 2024-07-04

Introduction

This report offers a detailed analysis of the most relevant events recorded in the Commercial Registry of A Coruña. This analysis is based on various metrics that reflect business activity in the region, including appointments, incorporations, resignations, revocations, address changes, statutory modifications, capital increases, dissolutions, and other corporate acts. Additionally, specific companies will be referenced to illustrate some of these events.

Appointments

The number of recorded appointment acts is notably high, with a total of 28 acts. This data suggests an active business environment in terms of changes in the direction and management of companies. An example of a company with activity in this area is Leche Celta SL, which has recorded one appointment.

Incorporations

Regarding incorporations, 12 acts have been recorded. This indicates growth in the creation of new companies in the region. The creation of new companies is a positive indicator of economic health and entrepreneurial spirit in A Coruña.

Resignations

The number of recorded resignations is 9 acts. Resignations can reflect changes in the organizational structure of companies, as well as possible management difficulties. An example of a company with a recorded resignation is the Empresa Pública de Servizos Agrarios Galegos SA.

Revocations

3 revocation acts have been recorded. Revocations may be related to changes in management or the annulment of previously granted powers.

Single-Member Companies

Regarding single-member company acts, 4 have been recorded. These acts reflect changes in the ownership structure of companies, where a single individual or legal entity becomes the sole partner.

Address Changes

Only 1 address change act has been recorded. This data suggests stability in the location of companies in A Coruña.

Statutory Modifications

10 statutory modification acts have been recorded. Statutory modifications are changes in the company's statutes, which can include anything from changes in the corporate purpose to modifications in the capital structure. These modifications indicate the adaptability and evolution of companies.

Capital Increases

Regarding capital increases, 4 acts have been recorded. Capital increases are a positive indicator of companies' intention to grow and expand. An example of a company with a significant capital structure is Leche Celta SL, with a share capital of 92,971,889.00 euros.

Dissolutions

No dissolution acts have been recorded, which is a positive sign of business stability in the region.

Re-elections

2 re-election acts have been recorded. Re-elections reflect continuity and confidence in the current management of companies. An example of a company with re-election acts is Engasa Eólica SA.

Bankruptcy Situations

1 bankruptcy situation act has been recorded. Bankruptcy situations indicate severe financial difficulties that may lead to the restructuring or liquidation of the company.

Object Changes

No object change acts have been recorded, suggesting that companies maintain their main activities without needing to redefine their purpose.

Name Changes

1 name change act has been recorded. Name changes can reflect rebranding or strategic changes in the company.

Capital Reductions

3 capital reduction acts have been recorded. Capital reductions can be a strategy to adjust the company's financial balance.

Object Expansions

No object expansion acts have been recorded, indicating that companies have not diversified their activities recently.

Single-Member Company Changes

No single-member company change acts have been recorded, suggesting stability in the ownership structure of companies.

Loss of Single-Member Status

No loss of single-member status acts have been recorded, indicating that single-member companies have maintained their ownership structure.

Extinctions

No extinction acts have been recorded, which is a positive sign of business continuity.

Mergers

No merger acts have been recorded, suggesting that there have been no significant consolidations between companies in the region.

Company Transformations

No company transformation acts have been recorded, indicating that companies have not changed their legal form recently.

Conclusions

In summary, the analysis of the Commercial Registry of A Coruña reveals dynamic and stable business activity. The high numbers of appointments and incorporations suggest an active and growing business environment. The absence of dissolutions and extinctions is a positive sign of stability. Capital increases and statutory modifications reflect companies' adaptability and desire for expansion. Overall, the data indicates robust economic health in the A Coruña region.