nearly 24,000 SMEs disappeared between March 2010 and March 2011
assume about 2% of the total, which cities like Vigo involved with a high percentage .
A total of 23,443 small and medium enterprises disappeared between March 2010 and March 2011, representing a fall of 1.8%, according to data from companies registered with Social Security, analyzed by CEPYME.
The decline was seen in all sizes of companies, noting that of those between 10 and 25 workers, where the fall is 3'2 per cent, with a total of 3,579 companies less and with between 6 and 9 employees, which recorded 2,630 fewer companies, representing a -2 '2 per cent over the same month last year.
by size of business developments have been:
• 1 and 2 workers: 11,299 companies less (-1 '6 percent)
• 3 to 5 employees: 4,977 companies less (-1 percent '8 )
• 6 to 9 employees: 2,630 companies less (-2 '2 percent)
• 10 to 25 employees: 3,579 companies less (-3 '2 percent)
• 26 to 49 employees: 640 companies less (-2 percent)
• From 50 to 249 employees: 318 companies less (-1 '3 percent)
By sector, most businesses destruction seen in the construction sector, with a drop of 13,017 companies, representing a 7.8 percent fewer than the same month last year. Following is the industry with 4,369 companies less (-3 '4 per cent) and services, with 6,241 fewer companies (-0 '6 percent). By contrast, the agricultural sector recorded an increase of 186 companies, representing a 2'07 percent more than the same month last year.
In March 2011 there were 1,235,342 companies registered with Social Security, of which 1,230,857, ie the 99'6 per cent are SMEs.
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