Leipzig's car seat Karl Helga is fighting for the future for insolvency drama!
Leipzig's car seat Karl Helga is fighting for the future for insolvency drama!
In a significant step for the Leipzig construction and nature conservation scene, a believer meeting for CG Klingenstraße GmbH & Co. KG will take place in the Leipzig district court on June 10th. The project company is unable to pay and is part of the Gröner Group, which suffers from a massive debt mountain of over 100 million euros. Melle Mendikowski and Stephanie Kehr lead the public relations work of the "Karl Helga" car seat, whose users have a strong interest in acquiring the affected site in order to secure it for nature and culture. The focus is on creating a resource -saving habitat.
The Greener Group, led by CEO Christoph Gröner, had processed extensive business in the real estate sector in the past. Despite intensive efforts, including a lawsuit in London, the entrepreneur failed to avert bankruptcy. Philipp Hackländer was used as an insolvency administrator to conduct negotiations with the creditors, the trust of which was strongly shaken by several bankruptcies in the company construct, how t-online.de reports.
The under pressure
The CG Klingenstraße GmbH & Co. KG, which is responsible for a 1.4 hectare site in Plagwitz, was acquired by the Gröner Group for 1.3 million euros in 2020. A high -rise project, planned by investor Manfred Rübesam, remained unrealized after his death in 2017. To date, the site has been involved in a development plan process that began in 2016 and has a considerable amount of natural stock, including more than 700 larger trees.
The planned belief in the future could be crucial for the future of the area. The insolvency administrator Hackländer confirmed that elementary debt could expire during a possible sale or auction, which opens up new opportunities for car seat users. These have already made around 100 direct credit agreements and are planning a crowdfunding campaign to collect enough capital.
sustainable perspectives and new plans
The car seat users are vigorously stuck to secure the property for sustainable use. The area usage plan shows the area as a commercial area, but the planning goals in 2024 were revised in the city council in order to be increasingly taken into account climate and nature conservation criteria. This change could protect the site, which is of great importance for many local initiatives, from speculative construction projects.
Overall, the Situation remains tense in the Gröner Group. The ongoing investigation of German authorities due to bankruptcy and the considerable debts of around 83 million euros to the Emerald Mezzanine Fund show that the crisis is profound. The coming days and the assembly of creditors could therefore have groundbreaking character for Leipzig and the continuing plans of the car seat users.
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