Crește puternic numărul firmelor care dau faliment în România: prognoză sumbră și pentru 2027

Atradius reports that Romania will experience a record increase in insolvencies in 2026 and 2027, exceeding the global average. Political instability and inflation are exacerbating risks for businesses. The number of Romanian companies facing bankruptcy is expected to rise by 10% in 2026, double the global average. While global insolvencies are projected to increase by 5%, Romania's economic pressures lead to a much higher rate. The report highlights that high inflation and reduced public spending are eroding consumer power and affecting business confidence. Romania ranks second in Europe for insolvency growth, with a forecasted 8% increase in 2027, while other European countries are expected to see declines. Vulnerable firms are likely to exit the market by early 2027, with surviving companies adjusting their cost structures.