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COFACE SA has released its financial results for the first half of the year, providing an update on the company's performance during the period.

The global business environment is deteriorating, with more insolvencies expected than previously forecast, according to international risk management company Coface, citing several key conditions increasing risk.

According to Coface, bankruptcies in Bulgaria are projected to decrease by 6.2% in 2025, marking the third consecutive year of decline with 421 companies facing insolvency compared to 449 in 2024.

Coface 2025 net income falls  TradingView

The 23rd Coface Country Risk Conference highlighted that businesses and states face a period of profound changes, emphasizing Europe's need to move from being an observer to an architect in navigating geopolitical conflicts, economic uncertainties, and technological shifts.

Dr. Mateusz Dadej, chief economist at Coface in Poland and Central-Eastern Europe, warned that the global economy is generally 'living beyond its means.' He highlighted that the world consumes significantly more fuel than it produces, raising concerns about sustainability.

ENTRETIEN - Xavier Durand, le directeur général de Coface, société d’assurance-crédit, décrypte la guerre en Iran, ses risques à court et moyen terme.

«Μια σύγκρουση που περιορίζεται σε λίγες ημέρες ή εβδομάδες – το πιθανότερο σενάριο προς το παρόν – θα πρέπει να έχει περιορισμένο αντίκτυπο.

Coface, a credit insurance company, predicts that oil prices will trade between $75 and $90 per barrel by the end of 2026, according to its baseline scenario. Experts view the memorandum of understanding between the US and Iran as positive news for the market.

A survey by Coface Romania indicates an anticipated 3.8% increase in insolvency proceedings in the country for the year 2025.

Coface has released an analysis focusing on the factors driving the increase in tin prices and other non-ferrous metals.