Erik Goossens Faces Bankruptcy as Company Declares Shutdown

Goossens was told this week at the corporate court in Antwerp that his company Boxs no longer exists. The company had existed for years and was involved in, among other things, marketing, events for organizations and brands, creating all kinds of content and branding.

Goossens announced the news himself. “It was not easy and painful to give up the business. But it was necessary for me and my future. Perseverance now means letting go. I take the friends, the experience and the memories with me. I am grateful to everyone who gave me the opportunity to make a difference for them.”

Last year, Erik said in an interview that his “war chest” had completely subsided after three years of crisis. It is not known if there are any creditors.

More than twenty years ago, Goossens himself got into a fight when it came to asking for his money back from a bankrupt company in Beerse. The victim – the manager – mentions a robbery, saying that she suffered a concussion from a broken door and that her mobile phone was stolen. The police believed it was an argument that got out of hand.

(tower)