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German corporate insolvencies hit 13-year high in first half

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The number of corporate insolvencies in Germany rose to a 13-year ​high in the first half of ‌2026 despite signs of a nascent recovery in Europe's largest economy, figures from the ​federal statistics office showed on Friday.

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The German economy is growing again, but the number of company insolvencies is recording a bitter record. Traffic, hospitality and construction are hit particularly hard. At the same time, good news comes from the founding scene.

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Germany's economy is growing again, but more and more companies are giving up. Companies from the transport and storage sectors are affected, followed by the hospitality industry and construction.

·Berlin, Germany
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Zeit OnlineZeit Online
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Here you will find information on the topic "Official Insolvency Statistics". Read now "As many bankruptcies as since 2013 no more."

·Germany
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18.5 billion euros receivables, more than 12,800 insolvencies: Which industries are most affected and how the situation has changed since 2013.

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digitalchew.com broke the news on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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