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How is the business continuity of dutch distributors and suppliers?
Table 2: Considerations by Executives Regarding Business Continuity
Expansion into other sectors
Merger with/acquisition by another party
Succession planning for departing executives
Acquisition of one or more other parties by us
Expansion of activities abroad
Downsizing/dissolution of the company
Attracting external investors
None of the above
Andere onderwerpen die met bedrijfscontinuïteit te maken hebben
Geen van bovenstaande
Ik weet het niet
Table 3: Mergers and Acquisitions in the Netherlands (absolute figures)
2023 (*)
All mergers and acquisitions in NL
All mergers and acquisitions in the 'Trade' sector
1 FTE
2-10 FTE
10-50 FTE
50-250 FTE
250+ FTE
Attracting external investors
None of the above
(*) Preliminary figures Source: General Business Register (ABR) of CBS
4,780
2022 (*)
8,360
1,630
DISTRIBUTORS NETHERLANDS %
2021
7,235
1,425
2020
6,425
1,295
SUPPLIERS
2019
6,435
1,275
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