Three years of disqualification for the culpable insolvency of Glass and Carbon

The Commercial Court number 2 of Murcia has declared the bankruptcy of Glass and Carbon, S.L., a company in liquidation, as culpable and disqualified its administrator, Alfonso Cantero Domingo, for three years until April 8, 2029. The judgment is final, issued on February 11, 2026, under the direction of Magistrate Francisco Cano Marco, and is registered under bankruptcy proceeding 470/2024. The agreement is published in the Official Gazette of the Mercantile Registry (BORME) no. 212, dated November 4, 2026, with the official reference BORME-A-2026-212-30.

The resolution appears in the First Section of the gazette, dedicated to Entrepreneurs and Registered Acts, within the list for the province of Murcia, under entry 493383 and on page 51739. The Mercantile Registry records the content under the heading “Bankruptcy status” and notes both the culpable classification of the bankruptcy and the disqualification of the affected natural person, indicating their identity document and the duration of the measure.

A disqualification with an expiration date

The registry entry precisely delimits the temporal scope of the sanction: three years, zero months, and zero days, with the end date set for April 8, 2029. The practical registration of the resolution took place on October 27, 2026, barely a week before its appearance in the gazette, and was reflected in the company’s registry data.

• Affected company: Glass and Carbon, S.L., registered as a “Limited Liability Company in Liquidation.”
• Proceeding: 470/2024, processed by the Commercial Court number 2 of Murcia.
• Magistrate: Francisco Cano Marco.
• Date of resolution: February 11, 2026, as a final judgment.
• Disqualified person: Alfonso Cantero Domingo, NIF 49170066E.
• Duration: three years, until April 8, 2029.
• Registry data: volume 3298, folio 160, section 8, page MU 95517, entry 3.

A sole administrator since incorporation

The company’s registry history helps put the measure into perspective. Glass and Carbon, S.L. was incorporated in February 2018 with a share capital of 3,000 euros and its registered office in the Oes industrial estate, in Alcantarilla. Its corporate purpose was the manufacture of sporting goods, with activity code 32.30, and from the first entry it was listed as a sole-shareholder company, with Alfonso Cantero Domingo as the sole shareholder and sole administrator. This concentration of functions—ownership and management in the same person—explains why the disqualification falls upon a single name and not upon a collegiate body.

The bulletin does not detail the facts supporting the culpable classification, nor the amount of the liability, nor the identity of the insolvency administrator, nor the content of the judgment beyond its essential operative part. The published information is limited to the result: insolvency declared culpable, with a final disqualification for the administrator.

Effects for administrators and creditors

The culpable classification is not a minor formality in the life of a company in liquidation: it implies that the judge finds attributable cause in the conduct of the managers during the insolvency proceedings and activates the main personal consequence provided for in insolvency legislation, the disqualification from managing third-party assets and from representing or managing any person during the fixed period.

For administrators, entry 493383 is a reminder that liability is not extinguished with the liquidation of the company: registry sheet MU 95517 incorporates the measure, and it is consultable by any third party, financial entity, or potential partner. For creditors, the registration confirms that the classification process reached its conclusion with a final ruling, although the bulletin does not provide data on eventual economic penalties or indemnities.

The case also demonstrates the utility of the BORME as a control source: a judgment issued in February takes months to reach the Registry, and just a few lines in the bulletin are enough to leave a public and verifiable record of the sanction.

Source: Official Bulletin of the Mercantile Registry, no. 212, November 4, 2026, First Section, page 51739 (official reference: BORME-A-2026-212-30).