The 89 closed Burger King outlets could already Open next week: Upon termination of the franchisee Yi Ko Burger King has the preliminary insolvency administrator issued a temporary license to use the brand – and there is a large loan
For the approximately 3,000 employees of the 89 closed Burger King outlets there is new hope. The 89 affected by the bankruptcy of the operator Burger King restaurants in Germany will open early next week again. The provisional liquidator was a temporary license to use the brand Burger King issued, Burger King, Germany informed on Friday evening with. This creates the conditions have been created that the restaurants could reopen in the coming days. In addition, Burger King Germany was financing the restart with a mass credit in the millions.
On Wednesday talks between Burger King and the controversial franchisee Yi-Ko on the resumption of the operation had failed in the closed stores. On the same day had to Ko Yi-owned operating company for the retail outlets that Burger King GmbH, declare bankruptcy at the district court Stade.
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As the “Business Week” in advance of reported its latest issue, a solution has been available shortly before the bankruptcy filing. Thus, the entrepreneur Felix Happel signaled interest in starting at Burger King. The discussions were but ended without result, the magazine reported.
Burger King had resigned in November contracts with the Yi Ko-Holding and asked the franchisee to close its 89 branches immediately. Background are violations of contractual working conditions for the 3,000 employees. An RTL team to the journalists Günter Wallraff had also reported serious hygiene shortcomings in Yi-Ko-branches
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