With the Belgian investment company CIM Capital, already involved in the cases of Veritas and Neckermann in particular, Lunch Garden is calling on an investor with solid market knowledge, management believes.
A quick and easy solution
Two days after the announcement of Lunch Garden’s bankruptcy, a solution was quick to emerge. “Discussions with CIM Capital were constructive from the start. Together we conducted a clear analysis of the current situation and identified how to collaborate to ensure a sustainable future for Lunch Garden with a more agile structure,” comments Stephan Brouwers, CEO from Lunch Garden.
One of the curators, Stijn Vanschoubroek, underlines “the usefulness of the private bankruptcy procedure, which allows the market to be explored in complete discretion with a view to resuming operations in continuity and maintaining the largest possible number of employees.
