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ER - Trading GmbH

🔴 Liquidation🇩🇪 Germany📍 Ahaus🏭 Retail
Company Overview

Insolvency proceedings opened; Insolvenzverwalter: [practitioner: subscribers only]; reason: Zahlungsunfähigkeit und Überschuldung; claims deadline 2027-01-05; business purpose (court notice): Handel mit pyrotechn. Erz., Kraftfahrzeugen, Sonderposten; Insolvency court: Amtsgericht Münster (Westfalen).

Financial Profile
Employees
Not disclosed
Revenue Range
Not disclosed
Insolvency Details
Country & Jurisdiction
🇩🇪 Germany
Region
Ahaus
Sector
Retail
Insolvency Stage
🔴 Liquidation
Date Filed
2 November 2026 (yesterday)
National Register ID
HRB 15336 Coesfeld
Case Reference
72 IN 22/25
🔗 View original filing (neu.insolvenzbekanntmachungen.de)
Associated Assets & Estate Scope

In Liquidation proceedings, the practitioner assesses and liquidates both tangible and intangible assets. Prospective acquirers can bid on the entire operating business or submit carve-out offers for specific asset classes:

⚙️ Plant & Equipment
Specialized tools, production machinery, vehicles
🏢 Property & Leases
Industrial premises, leasehold rights, regional depots
🏷️ Brand, IP & Data
Trademarks, domains, customer lists, order books
📦 Inventory & Stock
Finished goods, raw materials, supplier terms
Official asset inventory schedules are provided by the practitioner upon NDA signature.Check filing for creditor reports →
Proceedings Timeline
2 November 2026
Filing date
Active
Liquidation underway — assets being assessed for sale
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Physical Asset & Real Estate Recovery

Looking for seized equipment, plant machinery, or real estate in Germany?

ER - Trading GmbH and other distressed entities often have commercial property, production lines, and vehicle fleets being liquidated through official judicial auctions at 30–70% below market value.