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Analysis of Italian Firm Natality and Mortality Rates in Q3 2006

This report delves into Italian firm registration data in Q3 of 2006, revealing growth in the number of firms registered and closed down across different sectors and regions, shedding light on juridical status and territorial dynamics.

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Analysis of Italian Firm Natality and Mortality Rates in Q3 2006

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  1. Natality and mortality rate of the italian firms registered at the Chamber of Commerce. III Trimester 2006. • spread by Unioncamere on the basis of Movimprese, the quarterly survey on the Chamber of Commerce Register quarterly survey on the firm registry by Infocamere- the information associated company of the Italian Chambers of Commerce.

  2. from July to September 2006 the Italian entrepreneur rank and file increased of 20.250 units, + 0.33% • 78.920 registrations • 58.670 firms that closed down

  3. THE GENERAL FRAMEWORK

  4. Juridical Status of Firms

  5. It’s good to outlined as 55,4% of the positive balance (11.221 units) was determined from capital companies which grow above the average. This growing rate is due to • a registration rate of 1.4% above the stock value • a shut- down rate 10.7% lower than that stock value. Companies has got a longer life than individual firms

  6. TERRITORIAL DYNAMICS

  7. in relative and absolute terms, the major contribution was given from Central Italy: 5.856 new units, with a growing rate equal to 0,47% compared to the existing firms at the end of June ( all the other areas registered a growing rate below the Italian average)

  8. Balance of the sectors

  9. Balance of the sectors

  10. Almost a third of the increased number of firms is due to the building industry, that with 6.582 new firms explains 32,5% of the total balance. Important is also the contribution of Real Estate Agency and Hotels & Restaurant that with a partial balance respectively of 2.976 and 2715 units explains 14.7% and 13.4% of the total balance. Together these three sectors determined 60,6% of the total balance.

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