The owner of Class Life entered preventive insolvency proceedings with a debt of ARS 1.58 billion
Planeta Agua, a family firm founded in 1985 and owner of the Class Life brand, entered preventive insolvency proceedings ordered by Commercial Court No. 17 and classified as a large case. It reported liabilities of ARS 1,581 million against assets of ARS 1,691 million. The company attributed the crisis to margin deterioration after the pandemic, weaker demand and competition from platforms such as Shein and Temu. Creditors may file their claims until December 28.
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- Planeta Agua, owner of the Class Life brand, entered preventive insolvency proceedings with reported liabilities of ARS 1,581 million and assets of ARS 1,691 million.
- Bank liabilities total ARS 696.3 million, with overdue commitments to Banco Credicoop, Banco Macro, Banco Provincia and BBVA.
- Tax debts reach ARS 440.9 million and labor and social security debts ARS 315.7 million; suppliers account for ARS 128.6 million.
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