After the accidental death of Unister founder Thomas Wagner more and more details to the difficult economic situation of the Leipziger Internet company coming to light. Apparently, the Holding was deeply in debt.
According to file for bankruptcy Unister Holding, written by lawyer Nicholas Petersen, the overdue receivables amounted to 39.2 million euros. As the “Mirror” reported in its latest issue, which accounts for over 34 million euros to a credit insurance HanseMerkur.
coffers are empty
The company “has cash and cash equivalents including cash balance in the amount of 0.00 Euro, “writes Petersen, the claims could therefore” obviously “not be operated. The tax office owes Unister loud Be 800,000 euros, the Internet company Yahoo, the company is with 1.2 million euros in debt.
There would also be several open payments, such as for law firms, by 300,000, times 400,000 euros, writes “mirror”. The law firm of Petersen still get 124,000 euros from the Unister Holding.
Ironically Petersen firm Petersen Hardraht Pruggmayer had, according to “mirror” information but in a letter to the Bankruptcy Division of the District Court Leipzig announced on 11 April that Unister Holding “neither insolvent nor overindebted” was. Now the Leipzig prosecutor also reviewing an initial suspicion Insolvenzverschleppung.
Wagner was obviously cheated
In addition, the killed in a plane crash Unister boss Thomas Wagner is evidently fallen for a windy financial business. Looking for investors for its Internet Group Wagner had a so-called “Rip deal” embedded , it is from legal circles.
A “Focus” report, according lent an Israeli businessman Wagner in Venice against the payment of 1.5 million euros in total twelve million euros. Wagner got handed a suitcase with Swiss francs and paid also a bill in a machine for verifying the authenticity.
On the return trip to the airport was but he noticed that only the top notes in suitcases were genuine. He had gone then to the police and have a complaint.
Just four subsidiaries insolvent
On the return flight from Venice to Leipzig on July 14 was the aircraft with Wagner, his co-partner Oliver Schilling , the promoters of the financial transaction and the pilots in Slovenia crashed. At the accident site also cash to have been found.
To Unister include more than 40 portals, among others Fluege.de and Ab-in-den-Urlaub.de. Four days after the death of founder and partner Wagner reported Unister Holding on Monday to insolvency, then did so four subsidiaries .
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