The state in which a business has exhausted its assets and is unable to meet its financial obligations, leading to a failure of operations, often resulting in legal proceedings or the cessation of business activities.
A situation where a company experiences financial distress to the extent that it must declare itself unable to pay debts, often involving the process of seeking legal protection or restructuring under corporate rehabilitation laws.
An event characterized by the collapse of a business due to unsustainable financial practices, resulting in the inability to continue operations and the fulfillment of contractual payment obligations.
Example:
その会社はまもなく倒産するだろう。
A deliberate strategy employed by a company to file for bankruptcy in order to evade debts or obligations, often involving premeditated arrangements that benefit certain stakeholders while disadvantaging creditors.
A calculated decision made by a business entity to declare insolvency, typically designed to restructure finances or eliminate liabilities without an intent to continue operations in the usual manner.
An orchestrated event in which a firm intentionally goes bankrupt as a means to facilitate financial maneuvering, often perceived as exploiting the legal system to escape financial responsibilities.
A situation where a series of businesses go bankrupt in succession, triggered by the financial failure of one or more linked companies.
The phenomenon in which the collapse of a single company leads to a domino effect, causing other interconnected firms to also file for bankruptcy due to their financial dependencies.