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CEE’s Economic Growth Hides Rising Business Insolvencies

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The latest Coface insolvency report for Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) serves as a stark reminder that economic growth and business stability don’t always march in lockstep. While the region saw a commendable GDP growth of 2.6% in 2024, up from a meager 0.8% in 2023, the business landscape tells a different story. Insolvencies rose in most countries, painting a picture of persistent fragility. Source
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thefinancialanalyst.netthefinancialanalyst.net

CEE’s Economic Growth Hides Rising Business Insolvencies

The latest Coface insolvency report for Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) serves as a stark reminder that economic growth and business stability don’t always march in lockstep. While the region saw a commendable GDP growth of 2.6% in 2024, up from a meager 0.8% in 2023, the business landscape tells a different story. Insolvencies rose in most countries, painting a picture of persistent fragility. Source

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MoneycabMoneycab

Coface: Despite Economic Recovery, the Number of Insolvencies in Central and Eastern Europe Is Increasing

Global credit insurer Coface has published its annual insolvency report for Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), which gives a contradictory picture.

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foodmanufacture.co.ukfoodmanufacture.co.uk

Brewery insolvencies continue amid rising costs and reduced demand

More than 40 breweries in the UK became insolvent during 2024, according to accountancy firm UHY Hacker Young Group.

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foodmanufacture.co.uk broke the news in on Wednesday, May 28, 2025.
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