BORME summary in ASTURIAS on 2024-07-16.
Financial Analysis of the Mercantile Registry of Asturias
Date: July 16, 2024
This report provides a detailed analysis of the acts registered in the Mercantile Registry of Asturias, highlighting the most relevant events in various categories of commercial acts. This analysis is based on the data available up to the mentioned date.
1. Appointments
The number of recorded appointment acts is significant, with a total of 8 acts. This data reflects an active dynamic in the management and restructuring of companies. A notable example is the Sociedad de Profesionales Médicos del Igualatorio Médico Quirúrgico de Asturias SL, which, although it has not registered recent appointments, is an entity with a share capital of 2,240,000.00 euros and a social purpose focused on the administration of securities.
2. Constitutions
4 constitution acts have been registered, indicating moderate growth in the creation of new companies in Asturias. This data is crucial for assessing the economic vitality of the region.
3. Resignations
The registry shows 4 resignation acts, which can be interpreted as a balance in the turnover of managerial and administrative personnel within companies. For example, Inversiones Torio SL has registered a resignation, which could indicate strategic changes in its organizational structure.
4. Revocations
1 revocation act has been registered, suggesting stability in business decisions and a low incidence of conflicts or sudden changes in management.
5. Sole Proprietorships
With 3 sole proprietorship acts, there is a trend towards simplifying the structure of some companies, opting for a sole proprietorship model. This may reflect a strategy for more centralized and efficient management.
6. Address Changes
2 address change acts have been registered, which may indicate a strategic relocation of companies to improve their operations or access new markets. An example is Cohega SA, which has made an address change, possibly to optimize its logistics or get closer to its customer base.
7. Statutory Modifications
With 2 statutory modification acts, companies are adapting their statutes to align with new regulations or business strategies. This type of act is essential to maintain flexibility and legality in the operation of companies.
8. Capital Increases
No capital increase acts have been registered, which could indicate stability in the financing needs of current companies.
9. Dissolutions
No dissolution acts have been registered, which is a positive indicator of the survival and continuity of companies in the region.
10. Re-elections
2 re-election acts have been registered, reflecting continued confidence in current directors and stability in business management.
11. Bankruptcy Situations
The registry shows 8 bankruptcy situations, a worrying figure that could indicate financial difficulties in some companies. This is a critical aspect that should be closely monitored to assess economic risk in the region.
12. Changes in Corporate Purpose
No changes in corporate purpose acts have been registered, suggesting that companies maintain their original lines of business without the need for diversification or strategy change.
13. Changes in Corporate Name
No changes in corporate name acts have been registered, indicating stability in the corporate identity of companies.
14. Capital Reductions
No capital reduction acts have been registered, which can be interpreted as a sign of financial stability and confidence in future growth.
15. Expansions of Corporate Purpose
No expansions of corporate purpose acts have been registered, suggesting that companies are focused on their main activities without the need for diversification.
16. Changes in Sole Proprietorship
1 change in sole proprietorship act has been registered, which may indicate a restructuring to simplify business management.
17. Losses of Sole Proprietorship
No losses of sole proprietorship acts have been registered, suggesting that sole proprietorship companies are maintaining their structure without significant changes.
18. Extinctions
No extinction acts have been registered, which is a positive indicator of the operational continuity of companies.
19. Mergers
No merger acts have been registered, which could indicate a lack of consolidation in the regional business market.
20. Corporate Transformations
No corporate transformation acts have been registered, suggesting that companies are maintaining their current legal and operational structures.
Conclusion
In summary, the Mercantile Registry of Asturias shows moderate business activity with signs of stability and some indications of financial difficulties in certain companies. The absence of dissolution and extinction acts is a positive indicator, while the number of bankruptcy situations should be closely monitored. Companies in the region, such as the Sociedad de Profesionales Médicos del Igualatorio Médico Quirúrgico de Asturias SL and Inversiones Torio SL, reflect diversity in terms of share capital and corporate purpose, contributing to the regional economy in various ways.