Kika/Leiner auctioned fleet and mass garden furniture

A few days ago, the last locations of the bankrupt furniture chain closed Kika/Leiner. And the recycling of the bankruptcy estate is now going into the last round with the auction of the rest of the assets.

And this should still comprise plenty of equipment, vehicles and a full main camp. According to a broadcast, a good 150 tractor loads are stacked in new spring goods in St. Pölten. The furniture chain had ordered the 10,000 cubic meters of garden and outdoor furniture, but was no longer able to sell it due to the bankruptcy.

Remaining goods and company cars

And the company’s 350 vehicles also come under the hammer- many of them with the Kika or Leiner branding. The selection ranges from the saddle tractor to transport cars to the company cars of the employees.

At the 17 branch locations of the furniture store chain, the last remaining goods, advertising materials and parts from the shop construction as well as the storage equipment are auctioned. The same applies to the group’s in -house photo studio with more than 160 exhibits of exposure technology, cameras and lenses.

Under the hammer, the equipment of the headquarters in St. Pölten with managing director offices, meeting rooms and the hand tool of the company’s own carpenters also ends up. The auctions are carried out by the auction house Andreas. All auctions must be completed by February 28th.