Curators of the cases concern Macintosh shoes have sold part of the estate again. Expected to be approximately twenty of the sixty Dolcis stores including inventories and equipment sold to Nelson Shoes, as did Macintosh Monday. Macintosh was declared insolvent on December 31 2015.
The Dolcis stores will be converted to the concept of Nelson Shoes, which in the Netherlands has 75 stores under that name. In addition, Nelson operates another 35 so-called Ecco stores.
New contracts
The exact number of stores that passes depends on the even appointments with landlords of retail, said the press release. Financial details of the transaction were doing the trustees no other information.
The shop staff and some of the employees in the head office and the distribution center in Den Bosch gets from family firm Nelson offered a new employment contract. About two hundred of the approximately seven hundred employees in total Dolcis can count on Nelson a job.
Previous sales
Late last week made the curators and financing banks already known shoe chain Manfield Macintosh largely in the hands of rival Sacha Family Termeer. Of the sixty Manfield stores go from 35 to 40 over to Sacha subsidiary Mnfld. Of the 600 employees would receive approximately 350 offered a new contract.
Scapino’s stores from the Macintosh assets were acquired earlier by Ziengs. The sale of other stores are also in an advanced stage, according to the curators. It’s about Invito, Pro Sports, Steve Madden and Intreza of bankrupt Hoogenbosch Group.
For the shareholders of Macintosh Retail Group NV the transaction is not expected to have any income, so emphasize the curators.
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