High energy prices, bureaucracy, and taxes are said to be key factors behind the increase in filings
The number of bankruptcies in Germany is alarmingly high and continues to grow, the country’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DIHK), has warned. It urged Berlin on Monday to take urgent measures to remedy the situation and tackle high energy prices.
The statement came as the government statistical office published new figures on bankruptcy requests dating back to October 2025. According to its data, the number of corporate requests grew by almost 5% year-on-year and reached 2,108 at the time.
The transport and storage sectors were the most…
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