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In the Kursk region since the beginning of 2026 appeared 338 new organizations

In January-September 2026, 338 new organizations were registered in the Kursk region

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In the Kursk region since the beginning of 2026 appeared 338 new organizations

In January-September 2026, 338 new organizations were registered in the Kursk region. Such information is given by Kurskstat.

As of October 1, 2026, data on 14.6 thousand organizations are listed in the Statregistr. Among them, 14,000 are legal entities, and 606 are branches and representative offices. A fifth of all organizations are engaged in wholesale and retail trade, as well as repair of vehicles and motorcycles.

The Statistical Register of Rosstat is a database in which information about all business entities established and registered in the country is collected.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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