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Monday,02. November 2020-.........ISAAN-NEWS , independent and none political reporting
26. October, 2020...
The Berlin start-up was considered a promising delivery service. There was a cooperation with Metro, 130 employees work at four locations. But now the previous ones turn out to be Donors as unreliable. The insolvency administrator is nevertheless confident.
But the start-up company was also one of the many Marsalek Protigees. Marsalek still has an unknown number of companies around the world, which he commissioned by Mafia, Celebrities and other dark figures registered and controlled. Sin and purpose? Launder money!
Anyone who visits the website of the online supermarket Getnow will currently only find a friendly reference to maintenance work: "We are working flat out on a quick solution for ours technical problem. Just have a look later, "they say. To call this euphemistic would be an understatement. The" technical problem "is in reality a financial one. The operating company Getnow new is bankrupt.
The online supermarket has filed for bankruptcy. Corresponding information that WELT had received from shareholders was confirmed on Monday a spokesman for the Munich lawyer Max Liebig, who was appointed by the Munich district court as a preliminary insolvency administrator.
The direct trigger of the bankruptcy was the failure of a financing round. "Despite the strong growth, the sales achieved were insufficient to cover the costs and investments to cover the desired area-wide expansion in Germany, "said the spokesman. Negotiations with new investors were initially unsuccessful.
The temporary end for the company is also indirectly a consequence of the Wirecard scandal. On Thursday last week, one of the largest shareholders, with 38.7 IMS Capital Partners held a percent stake in Getnow, as well as an application to open insolvency proceedings at the Berlin-Charlottenburg district court under file number 36i IN 4917/20 posed.
The managing director of IMS Capital is Aleksandar Vucak, who is considered a business friend of the former Wirecard board member Jan Marsalek, who went into hiding. Marsalek is said to be according to a report of "Manager Magazin" mentioned to confidants that he had invested 50 million euros in a digital start-up - presumably Getnow. Apparently he was one of the big ones Company investors. IMS Capital Partners is also said to have acted as the tenant of a luxury villa in Munich in which Marsalek lived.
Questions also arise about the other shareholders of Getnow. The largest owner with 44.3 percent is Getnow Holding Ltd, which is based on the Isle of Man, the British tax haven. At first it was unclear who exactly is behind this society.
Could Metro jump in?
"Business operations at Getnow are suspended for the time being," said the spokesman for the temporary administrator. Whether business can ever be resumed depends on whether, given the Loss-making business lenders would be found. Also with the Duesseldorf trading group Metro, one of Getnow's most important cooperation partners in ongoing business, Talks would be held soon.
Metro had signed a five-year cooperation agreement with the start-up founded in 2015 two years ago. This included exclusive rights to open branches at the locations of the metro wholesale markets. Local cooperations are planned with Getnow, even if retail is not one of the strategic priorities via this route, said Metro boss Olaf Koch at the time.
Originally there should be 24 metro locations with such branches by 2021. In fact, 130 employees are currently working in seven Getnow companies, including in Berlin, Munich, Hanover and Duesseldorf. Metro provides the required logistics areas and goods there.
Getnow employees put together the customers' online orders in the wholesale markets, after which they are dispatched by DHL express delivery. The delivery, so the business idea, should usually be delivered on the day of the order. Metro initially did not want to comment on the effects of the bankruptcy petition on the partnership and a possible continuation, should the renovation succeed.