CREDIT MANAGEMENT JULY and August 2022

PAYMENT TRENDS
Getting worse
MUNSTER
-13 DBT
SLIGO
0 DBT
CONNACHT
7.1 DBT
GALWAY
0 DBT
CLARE
0 DBT LIMERICK
0 DBT
DONEGAL
0 DBT
LEITRIM
0 DBT
LONGFORD
0 DBT
CARLOW
0 DBT
ULSTER
5.2 DBT
LEINSTER
21.1 DBT
WESTMEATH
0 DBT
WEXFORD
53.5 DBT
DUBLIN
15.6 DBT
Water & Waste 30
IT and Comms 27.5
Other Service 25.9
Wholesale and retail trade 17
Business Admin & Support 15.1
Manufacturing 9.4
Financial and Insurance 6.3
Construction 3.8
Transportation and Storage 3.5
Top Five Prompter Payers – Ireland
Region May 22 Change from April 22
Clare 0 -9
Donegal 0 0
Leitrim 0 0
Limerick 0 0
Sligo 0 0
Bottom Five Poorest Payers – Ireland
Getting better
Entertainment -11.2
Professional and Scientific -8.4
Real Estate -6.9
Health & Social -5.8
Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing -0.2
Region May 22 Change from April 22
Kilkenny 70.1 46.1
Laois 67.5 0
Carlow 65 0
Louth 62.6 43.6
Kildare 51.1 -30.3
Top Four Prompter Payers – Northern Ireland
Region May 22 Change from April 22
Connacht 18.7 7.1
Ulster 18.8 5.2
Munster 19 -13
Leinster 35.7 21.1
Top Five Prompter Payers – Ireland
Sector May 22 Change from April 22
Health & Social 0 -5.8
International Bodies 0 0
Hospitality 2 0
Transportation and Storage 3.6 3.5
Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing 3.8 -0.2
Bottom Five Poorest Payers – Ireland
Sector May 22 Change from April 22
Water & Waste 120 30
Business Admin & Support 60.8 15.1
Wholesale and retail trade 38.1 17
IT and Comms 36.5 27.5
Real Estate 28.8 -6.9
Over in Ireland, there
were more increases than
decreases to DBT. Of the
nine sectors going the
wrong way, the Water
& Waste sector saw the
biggest leap, with a steep
increase of 30.0 days
taking its overall DBT to a
huge 120 days.
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