Among the major names in ready-to-wear, the coronavirus is already of the victims.
Vivarte group claimed Thursday to have received 25 offers of partial recovery, compared to seven, 15 days ago, for its brand shoes and clothes to The Hall, placed into receivership, which would save theoretically up to 607 stores on 830.
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“the combination of The various offerings would resume 607 stores, or a hundred more than what had been announced at the first deposit, and retain nearly 4.036 jobs, 3.836 in-store and 150 at the headquarters,” said Vivarte.
takeover offer from Aldi, Carrefour and Lid
Halle, weakened by two months of closure of its stores during the confinement decided to limit the spread of the epidemic, coronaviruses, after having already suffered the “yellow vests” and the strikes of December, had been placed in backup procedure on the 21st of April.
Since the placement into receivership last June 2, “the offers presented enable you to consider a return to work improved and superior to that of the backup procedure”, emphasized Vivarte, stating that these deals are now “- binding, and may be further enhanced by their presentation in front of the tribunal of commerce of Paris”, which is expected to occur at the end of June, likely the 28th or 29th.
So that no bid had been recorded on the logistic warehouses located in the Indre at the “first round”, two proposals have been made, which would include the recovery of about fifty employees, has added Vivarte in its press release. All of these offers, among which are those from food retailers such as Aldi, Carrefour and Lidl, were presented Thursday to representatives of the staff at a economic and social committee (ESC), which was still ongoing in the early evening.
The Hall has realized an annual turnover of 847 million euros in its last fiscal year ended at the end of August 2019.
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