The Court of Zamora declares the voluntary bankruptcy of AUCAL Business School

The Court of First Instance and Instruction number 2 of Zamora has declared the voluntary bankruptcy of the business school AUCAL BUSINESS SCHOOL SL, with CIF B49276868, which presents liabilities of 278,061.02 euros. The resolution, issued on June 25, 2026 and final, was published in the Official Gazette of the Mercantile Registry number 169, of September 2, 2026, page 42203.

The order, signed by Judge Mercedes Parra Martín, is part of bankruptcy proceeding 676/2025 and entails the company’s entry into a voluntary insolvency process, as the company itself requested the declaration.

Scope of the judicial resolution

The declaration of voluntary bankruptcy implies that the company retains, in principle, its powers of administration and disposal, although the court has agreed to the intervention or suspension of said powers over the assets of the bankrupt entity. The registration data of the entry are recorded in the Mercantile Registry of Zamora (section 8, page ZA 7245, 2nd entry, of August 25, 2026).

The essential elements of the proceeding are:

• Bankruptcy proceeding: 676/2025.
• Judicial body: Court of First Instance and Instruction number 2 of Zamora.
• Judge: Mercedes Parra Martín.
• Date of resolution: June 25, 2026.
• Declared liabilities: 278,061.02 euros.
• Nature: voluntary and final.

Impact for students and creditors

The bankruptcy situation of AUCAL BUSINESS SCHOOL SL directly affects students enrolled in its training programs, as well as the business school’s creditors, who must report their credits within the framework of the proceeding. The intervention of the powers of administration and disposal limits the ordinary management of the company while the bankruptcy is processed.

Relevance for the educational sector

The insolvency of a business school based in Zamora highlights the vulnerability of private training centers to financial imbalances and opens a scenario of uncertainty regarding the continuity of its teaching activity and the recovery of outstanding credits. The publication in the Official Gazette of the Mercantile Registry provides official publicity to the proceeding and allows interested parties to exercise their rights before the court.

Source: Official Gazette of the Mercantile Registry, no. 169, September 2, 2026, First Section, page 42203 (official reference: BORME-A-2026-169-49).