EU company bankruptcies rise Q2

During the second quarter of 2026, the European Union experienced a 5.7% increase in company bankruptcies, alongside a 0.5% decline in the registration of new companies. The Eurozone recorded a 6.9% rise in insolvencies, while the number of new company formations there decreased by about 0.1%. Regarding sectors, the educational and social sectors were the most adversely affected, with bankruptcy rates increasing by 21.1%. This was followed by the transportation sector at 11.4%, and financial services at 6.8%. On a country level, Ireland saw a 20.4% growth in company registrations, whereas Luxembourg experienced a 24.2% decline. In Spain, the rates of establishment dropped by 5.8%, while company bankruptcies there rose by 2%.

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