The possible restart of the bankrupt Cêlavíta is gone. The many and complicated work in the factory ensures that candidates drop out, curator Frans Aartsen announced on Tuesday.
According to Aartsen, the complex ownership structure would also cause doubts about the possible takeover. Cêlavíta is in the hands of the Dutch investment company Nimbus.
Last month, Aartsen reported that around ten candidates had reported to take over the producer of fries, mashed potatoes and pre -packaged potatoes.
All involved and the curator will consult in the coming period to close the factory in Wezep. Production in the Cêlavíta has been quiet since the bankruptcy was requested last month. All 171 employees lose their jobs.
The Possible Restart of the Bankrupt Cêlavíta is off the table. The Extensive and Complicated Work in the Factory is causing candidates to drop out, curator Frans Aartsen Announced on Tuesday.
Accordance to Aartsen, The Complex Ownership Structure would also cause Doubts about the Possible Takeover. Cêlavíta is owned by the Dutch Investment Company Nimbus.
Last Month, Aartsen Reported that About Ten Candidates had come forward to take over the producer of Frisian, Mashed Potatoes, and pre-Packaged New Potatoes.
All parties Involved and the curator Will Consult in the Coming Period To Permanently Close the Factory in Wezep. Production at Cêlavíta Has Been at A Standstill Since the Bankruptcy was Filed Last Month. All 171 Employees Will Lose Their Jobs.