Twelve covers were presented in the Bobigny Commercial Court for the Jennyfer brand, placed in mandatory liquidation at the end of April, said the lawyer of the staff representatives, confirming information from the media Fashion network. Among the offers of the “twelve potential buyers”, only two are described as “serious, complete and documented” by Stéphane Ducrocq, lawyer for personnel representatives, and adds that their offers “are not satisfactory”, such as the others that destroy “many works.” Contacted, Jennyfer’s lawyer, Pierre-Emmanuel Fender, did not want to comment.
The best detective of use offers offers to save “350 jobs,” says Stéphane Ducrocq, of the 999 employees that the brand has so far.
The Breton Ready-To-Wear Beaumanoir group (Cache, Bonobo, Morgan, Caroll, Sarenza, Halle) confirms that he has presented a recovery offer with respect to “26 points of sale.” According to Fashion Network, Beaumanoir’s offer would imply the maintenance of 160 stations.
Offers will be studied on May 28
The brand founded in 1984 had in the mid -220 stores of 2024 in France and 80 internationally, especially in Belgium, and claims around 250 million euros in annual billing. The possible candidates for the resumption of the brand ready to use had until May 13 to inform before the Bobigny Commercial Court, which will study the offers on May 28.
The judicial liquidation of Jennyfer pronounced at the end of April is part of a context of brand crisis to use. He fell in delivery in June 2023 due to the “sudden increase in cumulative costs for rampant inflation,” he announced that he was going from less than a year ago, announcing “an initial investment of 15 million euros” and “the arrival of a new shareholder.” Meanwhile, a work support plan (PSE) had intervened, which led to the abolition of 75 positions (60 at the headquarters and 15 in stores) without closing stores.
Source: BFM TV
