Kortekros-2 consumer society is on the brink of financial collapse.
Consumer Cooperative "Kortkeros-2" is staring down the barrel of bankruptcy proceedings, as the Arbitration Court of the Komi Republic has accepted their application. The debt-laden enterprise owes a hefty 9,951,919 rubles and 96 kopecks, a sum that's left them in a tight spot.
Mark your calendars for June 26, as that's when the hearing is set to take place. The Cooperative has a sprawling product lineup, offering everything from seven types of bread to 30 different bakery products, confectionery, meat semi-finished goods, and baked goods. Their items were once available in no less than 18 stores in Syktyvkar.
Social media buzz suggests the enterprise also has a significant debt to its employees, with the Storozhevsky Bakery reportedly owed around 2 million rubles.
For those craving the latest on this unfolding case, it's wise to check official court records, consult with legal experts, or delve into legal databases like the Federal Register of Bankruptcies for up-to-the-minute details. Local news sources in the Komi Republic might have also shed light on this financial predicament, offering further insights.
The industry-wide implications of Kortkeros-2's financial predicament are becoming increasingly evident, as the enterprise facing bankruptcy also owes a substantial debt to its employees and suppliers in the business sector. The hearing for the enterprise's bankruptcy proceedings is set for June 26.
