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Bavarian Mechanical Engineer Insolvent: 330 Jobs Wobble Despite Full Order Books

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Mechanical Engineering Easily reports insolvency from Hallstadt. Why the company is insolvent despite full order books and what applies to the 330 employees.

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Mechanical Engineering Easily reports insolvency from Hallstadt. Why the company is insolvent despite full order books and what applies to the 330 employees.

·Munich, Germany
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The order books of the Bavarian company are full – but it's broke now!

·Berlin, Germany
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A large machine builder from Hallstadt in Upper Franconia is insolvent. The salary for the approximately 330 employees is secured by the end of the year.

The numerous customers also include companies from the defence sector. Despite good order situation, a Bavarian mechanical engineer applies for insolvency.

·Augsburg, Germany
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Hallstadt - An Upper Franconian industrial company is insolvent. For the mechanical engineer, who employs some 330 people, the step could favour a realignment.

·Germany
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nordbayern.de broke the news in Germany on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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