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🇪🇸Empresas en concurso de acreedores en España

Listado de sociedades en procedimiento concursal, procedente del registro oficial. Actualizado a diario.

Every declaración de concurso is a registrable act in the Spanish Mercantile Register, published in BORME with the court, the procedure number and the date the order became final — roughly fourteen new cases every business day.

2,463 companies from Spain are searchable in Emptera today, the most recent published 2026-09-11, with 151 added in the last 30 days.

Official source
BORME / Registro Mercantil (BOE)
Procedure
concurso de acreedores
Administrators
administradores concursales

What kind of companies fail in Spain?

The industries with the most insolvencies in our Spain corpus. The Spain register publishes no activity code, so these are classified from each company's registered name and only where the name states the trade.

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Which courts publish these cases?

160 courts in Spain — the local name is the one that appears on the notice, so it is the one shown here.

All 160 insolvency courts in Spain

Recent insolvencies in Spain

Spain insolvency data — questions

Where does Emptera's Spain insolvency data come from?
Directly from BORME / Registro Mercantil (BOE), the official register. We publish no data that is not already public there, and the source is credited on every Spain company page under BOE reuse conditions.
How many insolvent companies from Spain are in Emptera?
2,463 companies, covering 2026-01-22 to 2026-09-11. 151 were added in the last 30 days.
How often is Spain updated?
Daily. Emptera re-reads BORME / Registro Mercantil (BOE) on a schedule, so a company that enters concurso de acreedores appears in the feed the day the register records it.
Does Emptera publish personal data about Spain business owners?
No. Sole traders and other natural persons are filtered out before anything is published — we index companies, not people. Company data (legal name, registration number, court, registered office) is legal-entity information and outside the scope of the GDPR under Recital 14.
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Official public sources only, company-level data, hosted in the EU — and cross-border matching against the rest of Europe from day one.

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