Presto Goes Bankrupt: SuperSocieties Orders to Liquidate the Traditional Chain of Burgers in Colombia
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The company that was born in Chapinero in 1981 went through a reorganization for three years, but did not manage to save the business and will now have to sell its assets The article Multimillionaire debts from which could not end with Presto, the hamburger with 45 years of history was originally published in Las2orillas.co: Stories, voices and news from Colombia. Copyrights Las2orillas.co
The brand, founded in Bogotá in 1981, did not comply with its reorganization agreement and now depends on a possible sale to continue operating.
The company failed to comply with its reorganization process, in which liabilities of $31 billion were reported.
By April of this year, the regulator had given the green light to the reorganization agreement of the company to restructure liabilities for $31 billion
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