Business Lateness Grows: Almost 59,000 Companies Have Trouble Paying Their Debts - Real Economy
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According to Fidelitas, another 1937 companies entered in arrears and the number of firms with a different credit situation than normal in the banking system reached 58,982.
There are already 58,982 firms that suffer it. The private financial risk indicator was placed at a high level driven by a historical drop in the credit dimension, with 3.7 million CUITs in irrecoverable category. According to data from the Economic and Financial Risk Score (SERF) prepared by the Fidelitas consultant, the number of companies with [...]
The deterioration of credit and the difficulties in accessing finance deepen the warning signs in the private sector. In September, another 1,937 firms went into arrears and the risk indicator developed by Fidelitas remained at high levels. The number of companies with irregular bank debts reached 58,982, after growing [...] The Morosidad empresaria entrance: almost 60,000 companies have problems paying their debts was first published in Diario …
In September, another 1,937 companies entered in arrears and firms with credit problems increased by 53% year-on-year. High rates complicate economic recovery.
The economic crisis deepens its impact on the productive sector: business arrears increased by 53% year-on-year and almost 2,000 companies went into default during September. Among families, more than 6.3 million people experience credit difficulties and cases of unrecoverable debt more than doubled since January 2025.The economic crisis [...] The entry Debt also hits companies: 2,000 firms fell in arrears and almost 60,000 are in difficulty of …
The deterioration of corporate credit is consolidated as one of the main warning lights on the Argentine economic map. During September, 1,937 new companies entered in arrears, representing a 3.5% jump compared to August. The trend becomes more serious when analyzing the medium term, since the number of firms with [...]
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