Dutch lingerie queen Marlies Dekkers in financial trouble
Wednesday 14 August 2013
Lingerie queen Marlies Dekkers is in financial difficulty and her company is in talks with its bank on a new round of funding, according to business magazine Quote.
Quote says Dekkers' underwear empire booked a loss of €2.9m in 2012 and the company needs to raise extra cash because the profit booked over 2010 and 2011 (€1.33m and €400,000) is not enough to offset last and previous years' losses.
A spokesman for the company told Quote the retail group is not on the verge of bankruptcy and talks are underway with Rabobank to find a solution and a possible investor has been found.
In 2011, Dekkers won a copyright case against budget competitor Sapph for design theft when a Utrecht court decided Sapph bras with a band across the top of the cup looked too much like Dekkers' own design.
- See more at: http://www.dutchnews.nl/news/archives/2013/08/dutch_lingerie_queen_marlies_d.php#sthash.HcxV3MRI.xIRUSmzc.dpufMarlies Dekkers -- 29 November 1965
日 月 年
丁 丁 乙
亥 亥 巳
2007 → 2017 壬辰
2013癸巳--沖日, 沖月
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HEMA (originally an acronym for Hollandsche Eenheidsprijzen Maatschappij Amsterdam, "Dutch Standard Prices Company Amsterdam") is a Dutch discount retail chain that started life as a dimestore. It was part of the Maxeda company until June 2007, when it was bought by Lion Capital LLP. The chain is characterized by relative low pricing of generic housewares, which are mostly made by and for the chain itself, often combined with original design.(wiki) HEMA branches in Netherlands: Belgium: Germany: 1Luxembourg: and France:
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