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November 05, 2024 16:29
Liquidations in construction jump by more than 50% in Hungary in October
20% more companies terminated than a year earlier
October 02, 2024 13:12
Liquidation completions more than double in Hungary in first nine months of 2024
Liquidation starts drop 28% yr/yr in Jan-Sept, though
August 02, 2024 13:54
Number of firms operating in Hungary drop the least in July since end-2023
Erosion continues at a slower pace
July 03, 2024 15:30
Number of businesses operating in Hungary drop by 1,000 to new all-time low in June
Got to look very closely for signs of improvement
June 07, 2024 14:42
Number of companies operating in Hungary drops to all-time low
Liquidation starts and completions rise further in May
May 16, 2024 18:15
Number of businesses operating in Hungary keeps on dropping
January-April terminations second worst since 2018
March 26, 2024 17:04
Number of new firms is growing, but fewer and fewer businesses are surviving in Hungary
Total number of companies declines further in February
March 01, 2024 09:15
A record number of companies go bust in Hungary, series of closures far from being over
A host of Hungarian businesses go belly-up
February 26, 2024 15:38
One in six construction contractors have suspended their activities in Hungary
Majority in a wait-and-see mode
October 13, 2023 06:10
A record number of Hungarian companies go under, economic crisis deepens
A wave of bankruptcies sweeps through the country
March 16, 2023 13:00
We haven't seen such a thing in Hungary's construction industry for five years
Spectacular turnaround
May 20, 2021 08:57
Entrepreneurial spirit remains high in Hungary
More than 3,000 new businesses started in April
May 05, 2020 11:36
Bankruptcy wave could hit entire Hungarian private sector
Liquidity is now key, Opten warns at Portfolio conference
January 22, 2020 11:27
Number of Hungarian construction companies hits 54,000
Nearly 6,000 new players registered last year
July 25, 2019 08:44
Survival rate of Hungarian businesses declines
Only 72% of new companies make it to five years.
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