Credit claims data indicates a change in recovery rates for creditors. Currently, the satisfaction rate for claims stands at 9.6%, meaning creditors recovered approximately 8.6 million euros from a total claim pool of 89 million euros. This represents a decrease compared to the previous reporting period.
During the first quarter of 2025, the satisfaction rate was higher, reaching 12.4%. At that time, creditors recovered 10.8 million euros against total claims amounting to 87.4 million euros. Regarding corporate insolvency, data covering the first quarter reveals significant activity in the courts.
A total of 221 bankruptcy cases were filed directly through the judicial system, supplemented by 39 cases initiated via non-court procedures. Analysis of the bankruptcy proceedings data from this period suggests that the highest volume of start-up bankruptcy cases was recorded during the first quarter of 2025. These figures provide insight into the current financial stability within the business sector.
The fluctuation in recovery percentages, alongside the high volume of filings, underscores ongoing economic challenges. The data highlights the amount of capital involved, measured in the millions of euros, as the system processes both recoveries and new insolvency claims.
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