German insolvencies up 10.4% in September, official figures show

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2025-10-13

Frankfurt (dpa) - Insolvencies among German companies continue to rise, official figures showed on Monday. In September, the expected number of regular insolvencies rose by 10.4%, according to preliminary figures from the Federal Statistical Office. The increase was only slightly lower than the August figure, which showed a 11.6% rise. The figure is preliminary as it remains to be seen whether all cases will be finalized by the insolvency court......

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