Financial Analysis of the Huelva Mercantile Registry

Report Date: 2024-07-09

This financial analysis focuses on the most relevant data from the Huelva Mercantile Registry, highlighting the most significant events in various categories of commercial acts. Below is a detailed summary of these acts, complemented by specific examples of companies registered in Huelva.

Appointment Acts

In the analyzed period, a total of 8 appointment acts were registered. This type of act is fundamental for the administration and management of companies, as it involves the designation of new managerial and administrative positions.

Constitution Acts

There were 5 constitution acts, reflecting dynamism in the creation of new companies in the province. The constitution of new companies is a positive indicator of economic activity and entrepreneurship in the region.

Cessation Acts

There were 2 cessation acts, corresponding to the termination of functions of certain positions within companies. This type of act may be related to strategic changes or internal restructurings.

Revocation Acts

No revocation acts were registered in the analyzed period, which may indicate stability in the decisions previously made by companies.

Unipersonality Acts

There were 2 unipersonality acts, which involve the declaration of a company as unipersonal, meaning it has a single partner. This type of structure can be beneficial for quick and efficient decision-making.

Change of Address Acts

No change of address acts were registered, suggesting that companies have maintained their original locations during the analyzed period.

Statutory Modification Acts

There were 5 statutory modification acts, which are changes in the social statutes of companies. These changes may be related to adaptation to new regulations or internal restructuring.

Capital Increase Acts

There were 4 capital increase acts, indicating that some companies have decided to increase their share capital to finance new investments or projects. An example of this is the company GENERAL ELECTRICA ONUBENSE SA, which has a share capital of 300,510.00 euros.

Dissolution Acts

No dissolution acts were registered, which is a positive sign of business stability in the region.

Re-election Acts

There was 1 re-election act, involving the renewal of managerial positions. This act can be an indicator of confidence in the current management of the company.

Bankruptcy Acts

There were 5 bankruptcy acts, reflecting companies in financial difficulties. An example is the company GENERAL ELECTRICA ONUBENSE SA, which has registered 3 bankruptcy situations.

Change of Object Acts

No change of object acts were registered, suggesting that companies have maintained their original activities without the need for diversification.

Change of Name Acts

No change of name acts were registered, indicating that companies have maintained their original names during the analyzed period.

Capital Reduction Acts

There was 1 capital reduction act, which may be related to the financial restructuring of the company to adjust its share capital to current needs.

Object Extension Acts

No object extension acts were registered, suggesting that companies have not diversified their activities during the analyzed period.

Change of Unipersonal Company Acts

No change of unipersonal company acts were registered, indicating stability in the corporate structure of companies.

Loss of Unipersonality Acts

No loss of unipersonality acts were registered, suggesting that unipersonal companies have maintained their structure during the analyzed period.

Extinction Acts

No extinction acts were registered, which is a positive indicator of business continuity in the region.

Merger Acts

No merger acts were registered, suggesting that there have been no company integrations during the analyzed period.

Company Transformation Acts

No company transformation acts were registered, indicating that companies have maintained their original legal form.

Conclusion

In summary, the Huelva Mercantile Registry shows a panorama of stability and dynamism in the creation of new companies, with a significant number of appointment and constitution acts. The absence of dissolution and extinction acts is a positive sign of business continuity. However, the presence of bankruptcy situations in some companies, such as GENERAL ELECTRICA ONUBENSE SA, indicates that financial challenges still exist in the region. Overall, the business environment in Huelva shows signs of growth and stability, with opportunities for new investments and development.