ZAGREB, April 7 (Hina) - Thirty-two Croatian companies were declared bankrupt in March this year, the Zagreb credit rating house Bonline reported. Together with the international firm Dun & Bradstreet (D&B), Bonline is assessing the
financial reliability of Croatian companies. The largest number of bankruptcy cases were declared in production, with three firms dealing with agricultural production. The completion of bankruptcy proceedings was announced in 11 domestic companies. According to Bonline data, which the company gathers through official announcements in the National Gazette, the liquidation procedure was announced in six and completed in 12 companies. There were two cases of cancellation of the liquidation procedure and two cases of bankruptcy cancellation.(hina) jn rml
ZAGREB, April 7 (Hina) - Thirty-two Croatian companies were
declared bankrupt in March this year, the Zagreb credit rating
house Bonline reported.
Together with the international firm Dun & Bradstreet (D&B),
Bonline is assessing the financial reliability of Croatian
companies.
The largest number of bankruptcy cases were declared in production,
with three firms dealing with agricultural production.
The completion of bankruptcy proceedings was announced in 11
domestic companies.
According to Bonline data, which the company gathers through
official announcements in the National Gazette, the liquidation
procedure was announced in six and completed in 12 companies. There
were two cases of cancellation of the liquidation procedure and two
cases of bankruptcy cancellation.
(hina) jn rml