“We love what we do,” is the motto of the Scheschy Timmerwerk from Neufelden in Upper Austria. From now on the love of the company will have even more room. Because: the Mühlviertler takes over the furniture production, which is put into bankruptcy, weissenguber van Ried in the Riedmark. All 55 employees received a takeover bid.
The year 2025 was only 13 days old when the employees of the production of Weissenguber Furniture had to digest a huge shock: the traditional company from Ried in the Riedmark, founded in 1965, was temporarily slipped into bankruptcy after significant investments were strange and had caused an imbalance here. The result: a renovation process was opened.
“Money already in the account”
After Massamaster René Lindner had already been very confident at the beginning of April with a view to the renovation, White Smoke rose Tuesday on Tuesday. At the Linz Regional Court, the planned plan received 100 percent approval from the creditors. The rate of 20 percent is transferred to three tranches, the first ten percent within 14 days. “The money for this is already on the bill,” Lindner confirms.
The future of the company is also secure – thanks to a mutual company that has a new majority owner. After the closure of the Weissenguber -furniture production, EU, which was confirmed by the court, all 55 employees came out of their service contracts on Monday. They are done new offers and on Wednesday 11 June you can start with the newly established Weissenguber Möbelmanufaktur GmbH, which is still located in Ried in the Riedmark.
Who is behind the Weissenguber Möbelmanufaktur GmbH? Tischlerei Scheschy GmbH from Neufelden, 24.9 percent Manuela Weissenguber, has 75.1 percent of this company. The director of the company is Gerhard Scheschy, who took over the company from his father in 1991 and in Neufelden the company is currently expanding the company with a new administrative building.
Source: Krone
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