Bankruptcies; enterprises, SIC 2008
Type of bankruptcy | Sector/branches (SIC 2008) | Periods | Pronounced bankruptcies (number) |
---|---|---|---|
Companies and institutions | K Financial institutions | 2023 March | 22 |
Companies and institutions | K Financial institutions | 2023 April | 17 |
Companies and institutions | K Financial institutions | 2023 May | 20 |
Companies and institutions | K Financial institutions | 2023 June | 29 |
Companies and institutions | K Financial institutions | 2023 July | 21 |
Companies and institutions | K Financial institutions | 2023 August | 20 |
Companies and institutions | K Financial institutions | 2023 September | 28 |
Companies and institutions | K Financial institutions | 2023 October | 38 |
Companies and institutions | K Financial institutions | 2023 November | 25 |
Companies and institutions | K Financial institutions | 2023 December | 37 |
Companies and institutions | K Financial institutions | 2024 January** | 38 |
Companies and institutions | K Financial institutions | 2024 February* | 34 |
Companies and institutions | 64 Financial institutions, no insurance | 2023 March | 21 |
Companies and institutions | 64 Financial institutions, no insurance | 2023 April | 15 |
Companies and institutions | 64 Financial institutions, no insurance | 2023 May | 19 |
Companies and institutions | 64 Financial institutions, no insurance | 2023 June | 24 |
Companies and institutions | 64 Financial institutions, no insurance | 2023 July | 21 |
Companies and institutions | 64 Financial institutions, no insurance | 2023 August | 18 |
Companies and institutions | 64 Financial institutions, no insurance | 2023 September | 28 |
Companies and institutions | 64 Financial institutions, no insurance | 2023 October | 37 |
Companies and institutions | 64 Financial institutions, no insurance | 2023 November | 24 |
Companies and institutions | 64 Financial institutions, no insurance | 2023 December | 35 |
Companies and institutions | 64 Financial institutions, no insurance | 2024 January** | 35 |
Companies and institutions | 64 Financial institutions, no insurance | 2024 February* | 32 |
Companies and institutions | 856 Educational support activities | 2023 March | 0 |
Companies and institutions | 856 Educational support activities | 2023 April | 0 |
Companies and institutions | 856 Educational support activities | 2023 May | 0 |
Companies and institutions | 856 Educational support activities | 2023 June | 0 |
Companies and institutions | 856 Educational support activities | 2023 July | 0 |
Companies and institutions | 856 Educational support activities | 2023 August | 0 |
Companies and institutions | 856 Educational support activities | 2023 September | 0 |
Companies and institutions | 856 Educational support activities | 2023 October | 0 |
Companies and institutions | 856 Educational support activities | 2023 November | 0 |
Companies and institutions | 856 Educational support activities | 2023 December | 0 |
Companies and institutions | 856 Educational support activities | 2024 January** | 0 |
Companies and institutions | 856 Educational support activities | 2024 February* | 0 |
Source: CBS. |
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This table contains the number of bankruptcy orders issued by Dutch courts. Numbers are broken down by type of bankruptcy (natural persons with or without sole proprietorship, enterprises and institutions) and business activity.
Data available from: January 2009
Status of the figures:
Figures on the last two months are provisional.
Changes as of March 12, 2024:
The February 2024 figures have been added.
When will new figures be published?
March 2024 figures are expected to be published on April 12, 2024.
Description topics
- Pronounced bankruptcies
- Pronounced bankruptcies
Number of natural persons with sole proprietorship, companies and institutions that have been declared bankrupt by court ruling.
Bankruptcy
A legal proceeding involving a legal entity (person or company) that has ceased to repay outstanding debts and is declared bankrupt by the court. All assets and income of the entity (the debtor) are seized and used to repay the debts. Bankruptcy may be initiated by a creditor, the debtor or the public prosecutor’s office. After payment of the assets and income to the creditors, the bankruptcy is filed as completed, but the debtor is often not free of debts as any residual debts will remain payable. Moreover, a declaration of bankruptcy at the request of a creditor is only possible if there are debts to other creditors as well.