The number of deregistered companies has gone up, during the first 6 months of 2018, by 1.19 percent, in comparison with the same period of 2017, reaching 41,748, according to the statistics of the National Trade Register Office (ONRC).
The most companies that were deregistered were in Bucharest - 6,492 companies (by 10.29 pct fewer as opposed to the first 6 months of 2017) and in Cluj - 1,741 (fewer by 12.29 pct), Iasi - 1,687 (minus 4.53 pct) and Timis - 1,677 (plus 8.75 percent). The most significant rise of deregistered companies was recorded in Dambovita - 40.35 pct, Giurgiu - 37.03 pct and Botosani - 36.78 pct.
By activity fields, the largest number of deregistrations was recorded in the wholesale and retail trade, the repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles - 11,223 (plus 7.79 pct reported to the first 6 months of last year), agriculture, forestry and fishing - 5.173 (plus 27.95 pct) and constructions - 3,511 (plus 8.9 pct).
ONRC: Number of deregistered companies goes up 1.19 percent in H1, to 41,748
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