From 5 to 11 October, 11 companies that filed for bankruptcy were announced in the recession news, while several companies announced loss-making results and a succession of companies moved to withdraw from businesses.
This week, numerous companies were reported to have filed for bankruptcy, including those preparing to do so, such as a pharmaceutical company in Tokyo, a tofu manufacturer in Kumamoto, and companies in Aichi and Saitama. More than 10 companies were listed as having gone bankrupt after filing for bankruptcy, including those preparing to do so, among them 大洋製薬, 日の出屋, コトブキ運輸, タカノ, MOYAI, 東郷スーパーマーケット, Yorkys Entertainment, いちのや, スワカネ水産, イズミ農園 and 明道香風園.
There were also several announcements of business withdrawals or suspensions, including the decision by フジパン Group's Kumamoto plant not to resume production, ハリマ化成 Group's withdrawal from its New Zealand business, the suspension of operations at わらべや日洋ホールディングス' Ohio plant, the end of production at 今仙電機製作所's Chinese subsidiary, and 199 applications for voluntary retirement at コーセーホールディングス.
Companies reported to have announced loss-making results included Jetstar Japan, アクセルスペースホールディングス, ミニストップ and ユナイテッド・スーパーマーケット・ホールディングス.
The latest article link is titled “Weekly Recession News 10/11: Many announcements of bankruptcies and loss-making results,” and attention is focused on developments ahead.