Most NL entrepreneurs confident they'll survive coronavirus crisis
4 years, 9 months ago

Most NL entrepreneurs confident they'll survive coronavirus crisis

NL Times  

The majority, 65 percent, of entrepreneurs in the Netherlands are confident that their business will survive the coronavirus crisis, even though over a fifth of SMEs and 40 percent of self-employed have had to halt all their activities due to restrictions in place to curb the spread of Covid-19. Over half of entrepreneurs think their financial buffers will be enough to carry them through the crisis, but 40 percent think their's will be insufficient. "Seeing is believing," is the general sentiment among business owners regarding government help through the crisis, according to the researchers. About 40 percent of entrepreneurs think that the crisis also offers them opportunities."

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Small business data gives hope of a 'quite-strong' economic recovery post coronavirus lockdown
4 years, 3 months ago

Small business data gives hope of a 'quite-strong' economic recovery post coronavirus lockdown

ABC  

Data drawn from small businesses — a key employer of millions of Australians — is showing positive signs about an economic recovery post lockdown. Key points: Victoria's small business revenue is down 3.8 per cent compared to one year ago, but a rebound post lockdown could be fairly swift In the meantime the closure of the economy has impacted local …

Dutch businesses more confident they can survive Covid-19 crisis
4 years, 6 months ago

Dutch businesses more confident they can survive Covid-19 crisis

NL Times  

Businesses in almost all sectors were more confident that they could survive the current economic sector in June. In most sectors, more than half of companies expected that they will exist for at least another year, in May this was only the case in real estate, retail, and information and communication, Statistics Netherlands reported on Wednesday. Compared to May, the …

Almost 50% of Dutch companies say they can't survive six months of crisis
4 years, 8 months ago

Almost 50% of Dutch companies say they can't survive six months of crisis

Dutch News  

Almost 50% of companies working outside the financial sector say they might go bust if the coronavirus pandemic lasts more than six month, according to research by national statistics agency CBS and several employers’ organisations. The research carried out at the beginning of April, also shows 15% of firms say they cannot survive beyond two months of crisis. Small firms, …

Coronavirus to put Dutch economy in recession: Rabobank
4 years, 9 months ago

Coronavirus to put Dutch economy in recession: Rabobank

NL Times  

The Covid-19 crisis will result in the Dutch economy shrinking by 0.2 percent this year, according to economists from Rabobank. "The crisis is affecting almost all sectors, but the biggest blows are in the construction, agriculture, hospitality, and transport sectors," the economists said. Although the business community is happy with the government's measures to prevent mass redundancies, they fear the …

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