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Bankruptcies Liège · week 46

92 new bankruptcies in Liège in the last 30 days

The number of bankruptcies in Liège is therefore 12% higher than the average of recent weeks (17 per week). In October 2026 there were 93, 12% more than a year earlier. Hospitality and trade together account for 42%. Updated every day with the new bankruptcies.

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10 Nov1619 bankruptcies in the last 7 days.30 days92+24% versus the previous 30 daysBankrupt per the CBE2,477

Last 30 days

Bankruptcies in Liège by municipality

West Flanders: 82Hainaut: 70Namur: 56Luxembourg: 16Liège: 92East Flanders: 107Antwerp: 179Limburg: 66Brussels: 212Flemish Brabant: 105Walloon Brabant: 39
By municipality · last 30 days

Monthly

Last 24 months

599329

Statbel, official monthly figures CBE, counted by us · click a CBE month to see the companies

Yearly

Bankruptcies in Liège since 2005

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7967737147618628869299671,1361,068942867907890991650607716998944946681

▲ 2013: highest year (1,136)▼ 2021: lowest year (607)2026: up to and including October 2026

Per week

Last 11 weeks

21462821191329211217

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Questions

Questions about bankruptcies in Liège

Where do the figures come from?

From the Crossroads Bank for Enterprises (CBE). A bankruptcy counts for the day the CBE showed the new legal status; the court ruling can be a few days earlier.

Why two sources in the monthly chart?

For the months before we tracked the CBE ourselves, we show Statbel's official monthly figures. Statbel counts by date of judgment, we count by the day the CBE showed the bankruptcy. The transition may therefore differ by a few percent.

What does "currently bankrupt per the CBE" mean?

All companies that are bankrupt in the CBE today, even if it started years ago. A bankruptcy stays in the CBE until it is closed.

Why do some bankruptcies show no name?

Sole proprietorships are natural persons. We do not show their name.

Can I get an alert when a customer goes bankrupt?

Yes. Put your customers in a list on Nummo and you get an email the morning after the CBE shows the bankruptcy. With the free check above you immediately see who is already in proceedings today.

Source: CBE. A bankruptcy counts for the day we saw it in the CBE update; the judgment may be a few days earlier. Sole proprietorships are shown without a name. Monthly figures from before our own tracking: Statbel (Statistics Belgium), open data, by date of judgment.