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Business start-ups pick up again in February

2021-03-12T09:57:03.780Z


The French economy is picking up speed. In February, according to INSEE, business creations started to rise again: after a drop recorded in January, the total number rose by 3.8%, driven by microenterprises and traditional business creations. Read also: Why business start-ups are progressing The increase comes after two consecutive months of decline, in December and January. It is particularly s


The French economy is picking up speed.

In February, according to INSEE, business creations started to rise again: after a drop recorded in January, the total number rose by 3.8%, driven by microenterprises and traditional business creations.

Read also: Why business start-ups are progressing

The increase comes after two consecutive months of decline, in December and January.

It is particularly sensitive in the sectors of transport and warehousing (+ 13.5%), accommodation and catering (+ 9.5%, "driven

by fast food restaurant activities

 ", specifies INSEE) as well as in household services.

The development of home delivery services

 ” in recent months has played an important role in this development, say the statisticians.

Over twelve months, the total number of businesses created increased by 5.5%, driven by the creation of microenterprises.

Conversely, traditional companies are in "

strong decline

 ", and company creations are almost nil.

In total, microentrepreneurs account for two-thirds of business creations, over the last twelve months, in February 2021, says the document.

In 2020, business creations "

broke a new record

 ", noted INSEE a few weeks ago: the 547,900 new self-employed entrepreneurs represented, last year, nearly two-thirds (65%) of the total number of new ones. companies, which amounted to 848,200, the organization specified.

Source: lefigaro

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