From the Corona Boom to Insolvency: a Company Rich in Tradition Before the End

At the beginning of the pandemic, the company still had 120 employees. Then Venta from Weingarten went down economically, the result being insolvency.

A company from Baden-Württemberg with subsidiaries in China and the USA is financially facing the wall – what's next?

From the Corona boom to the financial end: A manufacturer of air purifiers from Baden-Württemberg is insolvent - what does that mean for the employees?

Venta, a manufacturer of air purifiers, is insolvent. Despite thriving business during the Corona years, the company has now shrunk sharply. Now an investor is supposed to help.

A large automotive supplier in the Wartburg district has been personally responsible for insolvency proceedings for almost a year. The company threatens to do so. It does not look good for the approximately 600 employees, but hope dies the last time.

The company wants to "take advantage of the restructuring opportunities of insolvency law" in order to complete the withdrawal from the private customer business initiated last year. At the same time, the reorientation to the "Software as a Service" provider for small and medium-sized photovoltaic installers is to be accelerated. Berliner Zolar GmbH has submitted an application to the competent district court Charlottenburg for a renovation in s…