Die Signa Holding dreht Signa Sports United den Geldhahn zu

Jochen Krisch

vor 3 Jahren

Für Signa Sports United (Fahrrad.de, Wiggle, Tennis Point & Co.) wird es eng und enger. Nach dem überstürzten Rückzug von der Börse will die Signa Holding Signa Sports United jetzt den Geldhahn zudrehen („SIGNA Sports United N.V. Announces the Termination of Unconditional Equity Commitment Letter by SIGNA Holding GmbH“):

„The Company has entered into a binding equity commitment letter dated June 26, 2023 with unconditional commitments by SIGNA Holding to provide the Company with additional liquidity of €150 million in the period from September 1, 2023 to September 30, 2025, supplemented by a side letter dated September 27, 2023, to cover the operational financing needs of SSU and to secure the going concern of SSU. Of the original €150 million commitment, €143 million remains undrawn to date.

SIGNA Holding has terminated the Equity Commitment Letter today.

After many years of mutually trusted collaboration and reliable financing between the Company and SIGNA Holding, SSU has relied on the binding and unconditional nature of the Equity Commitment Letter to continue to draw funds to meet its near-term obligations and for its going concern assessment of the Company and its subsidiaries.

The Company considers the termination of the Equity Commitment Letter by SIGNA Holding unjustified.“

Wie lange das Kapital jetzt noch reicht bzw. ob und wann Signa Sports United nach diesem Schritt gezwungen ist, Insolvenz anzumelden, ist unklar.

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