German cities Hamburg and Regensburg witness the closure of Modemark after filing for bankruptcy.
In a recent statement, the Hamburg-based fashion brand Closed has confirmed that initial conversations with potential investors have commenced. However, the statement did not reveal any timeline for the investment process, the number of employees currently employed by the company, or specific details about the potential investors.
The brand's optimistic interim insolvency administrator, Stefan Denkhaus, expressed confidence in finding an investor for Closed. Yet, no specific terms or conditions of the investment conversations were mentioned in the statement.
Closed operates stores in several European countries, including Germany, Austria, Belgium, the Netherlands, Spain, and Switzerland. The statement did not specify the exact number of stores in each country, but it was confirmed that Closed also sells fashion online. One of the stores operated by Closed is located on the Neupfarrplatz in Regensburg.
The brand Closed also has a presence in Regensburg, but no further details about its operations there were provided. It was also mentioned that Closed has businesses abroad, but the exact locations were not specified.
The statement did not provide any updates on the investment conversations for Closed, nor did it mention any new stores or store openings, partnerships with specific retailers, or details about the financial status of Closed's stores.
Previous media reports have indicated that there have been ongoing conversations with potential investors for Closed. For relevant and up-to-date information on Closed's investment status, expansion plans, and financial standing, it is recommended to consult the company's official communications, press releases, or industry reports directly linked to the brand. Closed sells its products through retailers in addition to its own stores and online sales.
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