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Hajoale, countries around the world have introduced preventive and control measures, mme seoa se secha sa pneumonia se ntse se tsitsisa butle-butle libakeng tse ngata, but the impact of the epidemic on the global economy continues. Haufinyane tjena, a number of bathroom and cabinet companies around the world have gone bankrupt, ba fokolitse basebetsi 'me ba itokolla likhoebong tse ling. Har'a bona, ho kenyeletsa le tse fetang 90 lilemo Jeremane Alno Aino cabinet, Sehlopha sa Spain sa Roca, khoebo ea khabinete ea United States Corsi Group, khoebo ea ho hlapela United Kingdom Cassellie. likhoebo tse ngata tsa Machaena tsa ho hlapela li boetse li boletse hore halofo ea pele ea ho phahama ha taelo, empa o ne a sa fumane chelete. Boemong ba hona joale ba moruo oa lefatše, litebello tsa ntlafatso ea indasteri, kamoo mohato o latelang oo likhoebo li lokelang ho o nka, ho bohlokoa ho nahana ka likhoebo.
German cabinet brand Neue Alno will end its operations at the end of September after failing to find a new buyer following its bankruptcy
Haufinyane tjena, Neue Alno, moetsi oa kichine oa Jeremane o thehiloe ka 1927, e hlotsoe ho fumana motseteli e mocha mme batsamaisi ba phatlalalitse hore khamphani e tla emisa ts'ebetso ea eona mafelong a Loetse. Sena sebolela seo 230 employees at its Pfullendorf factory will lose their jobs and the management has said that it may set up a forwarding company to help the employees find new jobs.
The company said that existing orders would be fulfilled by the end of September, following negotiations with customers. Tsamaiso, e etelletsoe pele ke batsamaisi ba kopaneng Michael Spadinger le Jochen Braun, a re, “Despite extensive talks with potential investors, ka bomalimabe ha ho bo-ramatsete ba neng ba ka fumanoa. Ka lebaka la boemo ba moruo, khoebo e ke ke ea tsoela pele ka boyona.”
Lilemong tse tharo tse fetileng, motseteli oa Brithani Riverrock o ile a nka Neue Alno GmbH ntle le sekoloto. Leha ho le joalo, hara tse ding, botsamaisi bo hlotsoe ho tsetela litsing tse ncha tsa tlhahiso. Ramotse oa lehae o e bitsitse koluoa eo Neue Alno a tla qobelloa ho emisa ts'ebetso ea eona.
British bathroom company Cassellie in receivership after bankruptcy, 35 tlhokeho ya mesebetsi
Ho 8 September, Leeds, England-based bathroom supplier Cassellie declared bankruptcy and was put into receivership, along with 35 tlhokeho ya mesebetsi, following supply chain disruptions and trade disruptions caused by the New Crown pneumonia outbreak.
Pejana, khampani e ne e ntse e batla moreki, empa ntle le katleho. Joale, Clare Boardman le Adrian Berry, batsamaisi ba baholo ba Teneo Restructuring, ba khethiloe e le balaoli ba Cassellie ba insolvence.
Lihlahisoa tsa mofuta ona li fanoa ho barekisi ba fapaneng ba ikemetseng le ba naha ea ho hlapela le baphatlalatsi, ho fana ka mefuta e fapaneng ea lihlahisoa tse tsoang libakeng tsa ho hlapa, lishaoara le likotlolo ho lisebelisoa. Ho boletse molaoli-mmoho Clare Boardman: “This has been a very challenging time for all shareholders and in particular the staff of Cassellie. Ho sa tsotellehe boiteko bo matla ba batsamaisi, khamphani ha e khone ho boloka ts'ebetso ea eona.”
“Ka hoo, ka nako ya kopano, we had no choice but to, unfortunately, make 35 tlhokeho ya mesebetsi. Our current focus is on supporting staff during this difficult period and trying to help meet the needs of our long-term customers in the short term.” The company will continue in receivership management for a short period of time as part of a managed winding up program.
Roca Group Spain completes divestment of tile business
Sehlopha sa Lamosa (Mexico) recently completed the acquisition of Roca Group’s tile business for approximately US$260 million. The transaction between Grupo Lamosa and Roca was approved by the General Meeting of Shareholders and will be financed by a US$200 million bank loan for debt. Sena se kenyelletsa libanka tse supileng tse nang le nako e tloaelehileng ea 4.3 lilemo le letsatsi la kholo ea lilemo tse hlano. Karolo e setseng ea chelete e tla tšehetsoa ke lichelete tsa Sehlopha sa La Mossa.
Hoa bohlokoa ho hlokomela hore theko ena ea khoebo e kenyelletsa INCEPA ea Roca Group, Mefuta ea USCT le GALA. Joalo ka ha ho tlalehiloe pele ke mecha ea litaba ea kantle ho naha, the transaction involves the transfer of two factories of the Roca Group located in Campo Largo and São Mateus do Sul in Brazil and the Spanish subsidiary Cerámicas Belcaire located in Castellón. it is after the completion of the acquisition that the Roca Group’s tile business in Spain is divested.
Caesar Sanitary Ware Vietnam factory. Porcelain capacity forced to drop by 50%, lipompo ka 60%
Hsiao Jun-xiang, chairman of Caesar Sanitary Ware, a bathroom brand in Taiwan Province, recently revealed that Caesar Sanitary Ware’s Vietnam factory was reduced by 29% in July because of the impact of the epidemic in Vietnam. Ka Phato, there was an even bigger drop of 60%. It is expected that in the third quarter, the performance in Vietnam will drop considerably. Xiao Junxiang said that Ho Chi Minh City is under a state of closure, requiring people not to step outside their homes. Everyone’s food and drinks are brought to them by the army. Danang and Hanoi also have a curfew after 6pm and people are not allowed to leave their homes. The overall epidemic in Vietnam does not appear to be under control at all, and although the Vietnamese government has announced that the city will be closed until September 15 and will not improve before opening, the consequences are unpredictable.
Kaiser Permanente has more than 1,400 basebetsi ba Vietnam, but many of them are reluctant to work in the factory due to the implementation of the “three localities”. Xiao Junxiang pointed out that the porcelain factory’s current production capacity has dropped by 50% and the faucet factory by 60% compared to normal levels. The number of employees in the bath cabinet factory is even more than 16 from the original 70 batho, and the production capacity has plummeted by more than 70%. Leha ho le joalo, because of the safety stock production in the past, ho sa tsotellehe seoa, fektheri ea porcelain e ntse e ka fana ka hoo e ka bang 2.5 months and the leading factory about 3 likhoeli, but the bath cabinet factory is very short. Although the maximum monthly production capacity has increased from 2-3,000 nakong e fetileng ho batla ho 7,000, there is no one to produce, but fortunately, ho na le 2 co-operative manufacturers in Taiwan who can be added as reserve factories. Taiwan’s revenue will not be affected, but Vietnam will be more seriously affected.
Ho phaella ho fektheri e Dong Nai, there are also branches in Ho Chi Minh, Da Nang le Hanoi. Hsiao pointed out that the Ho Chi Minh branch has not even had a dollar of turnover for a long time, while Da Nang and Hanoi are open and closed, although there is still some slight turnover, karolo ea boraro ea kakaretso ea Vietnam e tla ba e sa ts'episang.
Polish Plumbing Hardware Company Capricorn SA To Be Acquired By Finnish HVAC Giant Uponor
Seqhenqha sa HVAC sa Finland Uponor se ikemiselitse ho fumana likarolo tsohle tse fanoeng tsa k'hamphani ea liphaephe le thepa ea thepa ea Poland Capricorn SA.. Leha ho le joalo, ha ho lintlha tsa transaction tse senotsoeng mme theko e lebelletsoe ho phetheloa nakong ea likhoeli tse 'maloa tse tlang..
Ho 2020, Capricorn e tla ba le thekiso ea thekiso e haufi le EUR 25 million and will have around 400 basebetsi. Ha ho phetheloa khoebo, Capricorn will be integrated into Uponor’s European building solutions, Capricorn SA is a Polish manufacturer of heating and sanitary equipment components. According to reports in the press, Uponor’s acquisition is linked to the difficult development of its joint venture company Phyn LLC, k'hamphani e bohlale ea tharollo ea metsi. They intend to improve market access in Poland and Eastern Europe by withdrawing from Phyn LLC and at the same time by acquiring Capricorn.
Wow ownership of US cabinetry business Corsi Group transferred to Mark Earl
Khamphani ea bo-rakhoebo ba US The Corsi Group e phatlalalitse phetisetso ea beng ba k'hamphani ho tloha Pat Corsi ho ea ho Mark Earl, ya tla sebetsa e le moeletsi ho The Corsi Group nakong ya phetoho. Phetiso e sebetsa ka 31 Phato mme lipehelo tsa phetisetso li ke ke tsa hlahisoa.
Pat Corsi, the founder of The Corsi Group, a re: “E bile tokelo ho sebetsa le ba bang ba basebetsi ba hloahloa, Barekisi, barekisi ba baemeli, barekisi le baqapi indastering ea likhabinete nakong e fetileng 48 lilemo. Kea tseba hore Mark o tla isa k'hamphani boemong bo bocha 'me ke na le kholiseho e kholo ea hore sehlopha sa batsamaisi se tla sebetsa hantle ka mokhoa oa hae oa ho sebetsa.”
Sehlopha sa Corsi esale se etsa likhabinete tsa bespoke bakeng sa 48 lilemo. Lihlopha tse peli tsa sehlopha, Greenfield Cabinets and Siteline Cabinets are distributed to approximately 500 barekisi/baqapi ho pholletsa le United States. All cabinets are manufactured in the company’s two facilities located in Indianapolis, Indianapolis le Elkins, Virginia Bophirimela.
Orders soar for Jiangmen sanitary ware companies, but no money made?
Matsatsi a 'maloa a fetileng, kitchen and bathroom information was held in Jiangmen, “Seboka sa bo15 sa Seboka sa Indasteri sa Kichene le Kamore ea ho hlapa ea Chaena Seboka sa boitokisetso sa sebaka sa tlhahiso sa Jiangmen”. Many sanitary ware enterprises reflect, because of foreign epidemic prevention and control, the industry chain is interrupted, and orders back to the flow. Halofo ea pele ea selemo, there was a surge in orders. Tabeng ea ho phahama ha litšenyehelo tsa thepa e tala le litšenyehelo tse ling le khaello ea lijana, likhoebo ha lia ka tsa fumana phaello e ngata. Individual companies even appeared to refuse orders in order to reduce production pressure.
Boemong ba maemo a lefats'e a seoa sa pneumonia e ncha e ntse e le matla, the supply chain of the bathroom industry chain exposed the vulnerability of the impact of multiple factors such as rising raw material prices, container shortages, soaring shipping costs, the cost of enterprises rose sharply, but also brought a very large production and management risks and challenges. Mokhoa oa ho fetisa seoa sena, ntlafatsa bokhoni ba likhoebo ho hanela khatello ea maikutlo le ho sebetsana le kotsi, sanitary ware enterprises need to do the next step in thinking.
