Germany is experiencing the highest number of business insolvencies since 2014 in 2025 due to high debts, structural burdens, and sector-specific financial strains, though government investments may alleviate the trend by 2026.
North Rhine-Westphalia sees multiple notable company insolvencies and closures in 2025, including Polo Motorrad's latest filing and historical examples of major firms dissolving or restructuring.
Denttabs, a Berlin-based company known for toothpaste tablets, has filed for insolvency amid declining sales, reflecting wider trends of business challenges and closures across Germany, particularly in North Rhine-Westphalia.
Thousands of companies in Sachsen-Anhalt risk losing Corona aid amid increasing fears of economic survival across Germany.
A recent ifo Institut survey shows rising insolvency fears among German companies in late 2025, with retail hit hardest and modest improvements in industry and construction.
Naturkost Übelhör files for insolvency amid Germany's rising corporate bankruptcies, reflecting economic challenges in 2025.
Rheinland companies grapple with worsening economic conditions amid calls for reforms by the IHK.
Naturkost Übelhör GmbH's insolvency illustrates Germany's rising business insolvency trend in 2025, with cases expected to climb sharply amid economic pressures.
German companies face rising insolvencies in 2025, with notable cases like Naturkost Übelhör and regional spikes in Lippe amid costly economic pressures.
Germany faces a fresh wave of insolvencies among mid-sized companies across sectors amid challenges in early crisis detection and risk management under StaRUG regulations.
Spedition Hermesmann, a nearly 70-year-old logistics firm, files for insolvency amid rising costs and driver shortages accentuating challenges in Germany's transport sector.
KFC Uerdingen aims for a financial and reputational turnaround through a crucial Niederrheinpokal match against MSV Duisburg amid recent insolvency and a strategic five-year recovery plan.
Store Concept GmbH's insolvency spotlights economic and competitive stresses facing Germany's textile industry, calling for regulatory reforms.
Two German companies from NRW and Baden-Württemberg have filed for insolvency in 2025 due to labor shortages, rising interest rates, and liquidity issues, highlighting specific business challenges over general economic downturns.
Phoenix Engineering GmbH in North Rhine-Westphalia has filed for insolvency, owing millions to subcontractors and leaving many employees unpaid amid hopes for restructuring.
Two traditional German companies, Fasana and Buddeberg & Weck, face insolvency amid financial woes, cyberattacks, and stalled negotiations impacting hundreds of jobs.
Major German firms Puma and ThyssenKrupp confront financial crises due to economic downturns in 2025.
Cherry SE faces severe financial and operational difficulties amid declining business performance.
SMA Solar intensifies cost-cutting measures amid economic challenges, raising job security concerns.