Russian retailer and shoe manufacturer Ralf Ringer is at risk of going bankrupt. In June, the Stivali company, from which Ralf Ringer leases production premises at the Taldom shoe factory, filed for bankruptcy of its tenant due to its rent arrears of more than 20,7 million rubles, writes Kommersant.
According to the Arbitration Case File, the first hearing in the bankruptcy case of Ralph Ringer JSC is scheduled for October 18. As representatives of Ralf Ringer explained, despite the intention to repay the debt, this is impossible to do due to the blocking of all bank accounts of the company by the Presnensky District Court of Moscow at the request of an investigator in the framework of a criminal case that was opened against JSC Ralf Ringer for tax evasion . Founder and CEO of Ralph Ringer JSC Andrei Berezhnoy said that he wrote to the Federal Tax Service with a request to unblock accounts at least for making payments to the budget. The company has been fighting a legal battle with the tax authorities for the last two years.
Ralf Ringer (formerly the Belka trading house) is a Russian manufacturer of women's, men's and children's shoes. The brand's portfolio includes its own brands Ralf Ringer, Piranha and Riveri. The company's production facilities are located in Moscow, Zaraysk and Vladimir. The chain has more than 1500 stores, including franchises. The company employs more than 2 thousand people.
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