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Where in Russia the risk of bankruptcy is higher

The number of corporate bankruptcies in Russia in the first half of 2026 for the first time in nine years began to grow again. Their number increased to 3547 units, or 11%. The largest number of bankruptcies were registered in companies in the field of trade and construction – every fourth in each of these industries.

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Where in Russia the risk of bankruptcy is higher

The number of corporate bankruptcies in Russia in the first half of 2026 for the first time in nine years began to grow again. Their number increased to 3547 units, or 11%. The largest number of bankruptcies were registered in companies in the field of trade and construction – every fourth in each of these industries.

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