This Alicante economy showed in the second quarter of the year dynamism well above the national average, at least in relation to the establishment of new commercial companies. An indicator of entrepreneurs keep your trust in economic evolution and dare to start new business.
According to the latest data from Registration CollegeBetween April and June, 1,531 new companieswhat does it represent 19.42% increase compared to the same period last year. much increase larger than recorded at the national levelThe number of new companies registered in the registry increased by 10.2%.
This good news is accompanied by another piece of information, namely the volume of companies that have been deregistered, namely, company disappearances decreased by almost 9% increased from 236 to 215 in the same period. Of course, the number of bankruptcies increased by 34.7%, but in absolute terms this meant going from 46 to 62 who requested this procedure.
Community Leadership
If the data is analyzed by the autonomies, the results are also positive because Valencian Community caused The growth in the new company structure increased by 21.7 percent in the second quarter. In particular, he added Up to 3,640 new companies compared to 2,990 a year ago.
In addition, the Community is ranked as the autonomous community with the fourth highest volume of new business in absolute terms, after Madrid, where only 6,548 new companies were established; Catalonia with 5,824; and Andalusia, with 5,453. Across Spain, 29,592 operations were registered, with fifteen autonomous regions on the rise and three others in decline.
On the other hand, from April to June of this year, 7,554 capital increase transactions increased by 3.4% compared to the same period of the previous year. There is a slight decrease of 1.3% in the amount of increased capital, with a payment of 4,340 million euros.
In the case of the Valencian Community, the increase in the number of raising operations is 8.3%, Alicante and Valencia are positive and Castellón is negative. 684 registered extensions are distributed as follows: Valencia 428, Alicante 247 and Castellón 66.
Head office transfers
Among the few negative data recorded by the Autonomy are the headquarters transfers, which the Valencian Community went badly in the last quarter. That’s why 123 companies cameNumber of firms from other autonomies to settle in Alicante, Valencia or Castellón they broke up they reached 126so three companies were lost in this way.
While Cantabria remains at zero (the same outputs as the inputs), a total of nine communities present a negative equilibrium, while the other eight communities have a positive equilibrium. Andalusia stands out positively with +47, followed by the Canary Islands (+17) and Castilla La Mancha (+16). At the opposite pole, we see Catalonia (-63) and Madrid (-17), the worst-stable communities.