Abstract:
The agricultural sector is a cornerstone of the Republic of Moldova’s economy, serving as a vital pillar for both economic growth and social development. Despite its importance, this sector is confronted with numerous financial challenges, with bankruptcy risk representing a major concern for policymakers, business leaders, and stakeholders. Considering these challenges, assessing bankruptcy risk becomes crucial for identifying vulnerabilities and preventing f inancial collapse [1]. This study focuses on evaluating the applicability of the Anghel (2002) model in predicting the bankruptcy risk of agricultural entities in Moldova. The analysis includes eight companies: four facing insolvency and four in a stable financial position. All companies operate within the framework of the Classifier of Activities in the Economy of Moldova (CAEM-2), with their main activity in agriculture.