Slovak June Bankruptcies Hit Year High, Firms Owe €5.7 Million in Unpaid Taxes

A record 28 companies in Slovakia entered bankruptcy proceedings in June — the highest monthly figure so far in 2025 — while one additional firm was granted court approval for a restructuring process aimed at avoiding insolvency. The companies that collapsed in June collectively owe nearly €5.7 million in unpaid taxes and social contributions to the state, the highest monthly total since November of last year. The largest single debtor among the June bankruptcies is Medint SK, a Bratislava-based wholesale company, which owes close to €1.6 million in tax arrears alone. Another notable case involves a company linked to a figure identified as Tony Tesla, alongside other debtors including a Hungarian national who had been living without a permanent address in Slovakia. One firm carries a tax liability of €4.6 million, making it among the most significant individual cases of the month.