Presto to keep operating for 20 days while a Colombian businessman studies buying the chain
Colombia's Superintendencia de Sociedades suspended some effects of the liquidation of fast-food chain Presto so its restaurants can keep operating for 20 days, according to Caracol Radio. The measure allows employees to keep their jobs and the outlets to keep selling. Liquidator Mónica Macías said wages and benefits accrued from October 14, 2026 are paid with the operation's revenue, and that a Colombian businessman is interested in acquiring the chain.
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- The Superintendencia de Sociedades authorized Presto to keep operating with its restaurants open for 20 days while the liquidation proceeds.
- Liquidator Mónica Macías said wages and benefits accrued from October 14, 2026 are paid with the operation's revenue.
- Full wages will first be paid to those earning less than two minimum wages and, with the remaining balance, a partial payment to the other workers.
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