Liquidations in the construction industry increased by 50 percent y-y in December 2022, 6 percent y-y in Q4 and 32 percent in 2022 against an overall decrease of 1 percent in total liquidations across all sectors.
Fewer liquidations were registered in the construction industry in November, but overall liquidations increased by more than 30 percent y-y for the period up to November 2022.
Liquidations in the construction sector increased by 180 percent y-y during the month of August, mainly related to voluntary liquidations of CC’s. Overall liquidations are up 76 percent y-y during the first two months (July and August) of the 3rd quarter, while, by comparison, overall liquidations in the country by 26 percent during the same…
Liquidations in the construction sector was at the highest monthly level in April 2022 since September 2018, with a total of 13 liquidations recorded for the month. The construction sector is bearing the brunt of lack of infrastructure spending and weak investor demand as liquidations increased by 44 percent y-y in the first four months…
Liquidations in the construction sector was unchanged in February 2022 compared to the same period in 2021, but a strong increase in January resulted in a 50 percent y-y increase in the first two months of 2022. This compares to an overall increase of 2 percent in total liquidations across all sectors during the same…
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