Insolvency chaos: Windhorst era on the shipyards ends in ruins!

Insolvency chaos: Windhorst era on the shipyards ends in ruins!

In a dramatic turning point for the shipyards FSG in Flensburg and Nobiskrug in Rendsburg, the investor Lars Windhorst applied for the bankruptcy of its companies. The district courts Flensburg and Neumünster have already deployed preliminary insolvency administrators who had to determine frightening conditions in the companies. According to Christoph Morgen, one of the administrators commissioned, no annual financial statements have been created for over two years, and the wages of the over 500 employees have not been paid again. In view of the tense financial situation, enforcement orders have already been raised in large number, and the risk of a power failure is in the room because the Stadtwerke Rendsburg threatened to interrupt the power supply unless a contract is submitted. This is all the more alarming, since the shipyards are burdened by constant delays in the salary payment for your employees, such as nw.de reported.

irresponsibility and loyalty of the employees

The persistent problems are partly due to the mismanagement of Windhorst, whose promises were often not met. According to the insolvency administrators, the responsibility of the management is unmistakable, which has led to a massive loss of trust. Despite the adverse circumstances, many employees have proven loyalty and hoped for better times. Economic Minister Claus Ruhe Madsen emphasized the need for political support for the shipyards in Flensburg and stated that discussions with potential investors are already using, which feeds hope that a buyer can be found. However, both sides are carefully optimistic during the conversations, since there is an interest in the companies, as