Positive numbers reflect a lull in the gloom. The publication, Thursday 28 April, Altares by the latest results of studies of business failures, gives a smile.
And the first to rejoice, it is François Hollande himself. Visiting Gennevilliers, Thursday 28 April, the President ruled that it was “the best figure to welcome the fact that the economic recovery (was) there.”
“It means there will be fewer job cuts,” also said the head of state during a visit to Thales, noting that this decline in the number of failures business is the strongest “since 2009″.
In fact, from January to March 2016, 16,309 companies were placed in backup procedure, receivership or liquidation. Last year at the same time they were 18 136.
The number of jobs threatened by these failures is also in decline. It reached 56,800, against 66,200 a year earlier.
TPE in danger of death Less
“The first quarter in 2015 signed a record of business failures beyond 18,000,” recalls Thierry Millon, Director of studies at Altares.
A year later, the situation is moving positively and recovery, already sensitive to industrial SMEs, gradually spreads to the TPE and in particular those of the building, “he said.
This thinning can be explained mainly by the improved health of TPE. “These companies less than 10 employees for 93% of the openings of judgments procedures and therefore weigh heavily on the overall trend of claims, notes Altares. On this first quarter 2016, failures and recede significantly (-9%), “suggests the document.
A total of 15,218 TPE have faltered in the first quarter of 2016, against 16 777 on the same period in 2015 and 15 647 in early 2014.
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“Streamline financing small businesses”
SMEs with at least 50 employees for their part favorably inverted curve for two years and now a record number of failures more low over ten years.
“the machine is restarted, it is time to quickly streamline the financing of small businesses, including cash loans or investment,” concludes Thierry Millon, which remains cautious about the fragility of the recovery and the financial situation of small businesses.
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