After the separate companies Kara and Pietro Filipi, the mother group C2H is also in insolvency. Business

Prague After the bankrupt chain Kara and Pietro Filipi, the C2H Equity group of entrepreneur Michal Mika, who is behind the chain, also ended up in insolvency. According to the insolvency register of the Municipal Court, the court in Prague opened an insolvency proceeding with C2H Equity on April 6 and challenged the creditors.

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According to documents in the register, the payer of the receivables exceeded 82 million crowns. Think N ale uvd, that the creditor of the group can be hundreds and C2H Equity thus issued bonds for one billion crowns. According to the server, Mika did not get to the situation.

At present, we are communicating with the boards of other creditors who have not yet registered for insolvency, said the first to Ondej Plnik from the office of Pavelka Partners, who filed for insolvency at C2H Equity. According to us, at present no one knows how much pension Mr. Mika drank and under what conditions, he stated.

At the turn of March and April, C2H Equity’s subsidiaries – C2H Financial and C2H Retail Holding – submitted their own insolvency proposal. The Regional Court in Hradec Krlov ruled that Kara Trutnov, a Koenick company, had failed, and was replaced by Mikov’s company – C2H PE SPV alfa. In the insolvency petition, Kara stated that she owed more than 150 creditors 260 million crowns and was unable to fulfill the bonds.

Subsequently, in the court, the Municipal Court in Prague ruled on the downfall of the companies pietro filipi and pietro filipi stores, which run the shop and design the products of Pietro Filipi. These companies are owned by the company pietro filipi holding, for which the owner is not listed in the Commercial Register. However, Mika is the chairman of the board of pietro filipi holding. According to the insolvency proposals, the debts of both companies are almost 400 million crowns.

Representatives of Kara and Pietro Filipi caused financial problems by trade restrictions due to the covid-19 pandemic. The sign of Pietro Filipi had financial problems in front of the Polish pandemic. At the end of 2019, the copper mark was overdue by suppliers to more than 70 million crowns and did not meet the conditions of banks.

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