Economy. French Shoemaker André Placed in Judicial Liquidation After 130 Years of Existence
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The company established in 1896, which employs more than 30 employees, is now at a standstill. Justice claims that it can no longer be redressed.
The company is now discontinuing payments and employing only 30 employees.
It is a historical sign of the local trade, present throughout France, which definitely draws the curtain L'ensigne of shoes André, launched in 1896 and which had celebrated in 1983 its
The company, which is now discontinuing payments, now employs only 30 employees.
After three judicial reorganizations in five years and several attempts to take over, André finally failed to escape. Founded in 1896, the French shoemaker, whose network had melted from 180 stores to a handful of shops, had just been placed in liquidation.
After 130 years of existence, the company on cessation of payments, which now employs only 30 employees, cannot be restated.
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