Bidding documentsKbilys AB was declared bankrupt on its own application on 9 January 2025. Lawyer Oscar Creutz was appointed as bankruptcy trustee. The company has operated a tobacco shop and kiosk business from rented premises on Flanaden in Värnamo under the brand “Gotti gott gott”. The shop has also been a delivery point for parcels via Schenker and UPS. Furthermore, the shop has offered money transfers and currency exchange via Western Union, among others. It is up to a new owner to negotiate co-operation agreements with third parties. The store’s location is described by the current representative as favourable, particularly in view of its proximity to Systembolaget. The landlord is Nivika Fastigheter AB (publ) and the rent amounts to approximately SEK 11,000 per month according to the representative. The landlord has declared itself in favour of signing an agreement with a tenant who takes over the business. A takeover of the business requires approval from the landlord and that a lease can be signed by the buyer. During the last financial year, which ended on 31 December 2023, the company reported net sales of SEK 1,670,000. In the previous years, sales of SEK 1,670,000 and SEK 2,099,000 were reported. The sales price of the remaining stock estimated by the holder amounts to between SEK 100,000 – 200,000. Parts of the stock (frozen food) are, or will become, obsolete during the tender period. Note that, among other things, some refrigerators and certain furnishings constitute so-called separation goods that are not included in the transfer. The bankruptcy estate transfers all property in its existing condition. It is incumbent on a buyer to carry out the necessary inspection of the property in order to clarify, for example, the extent of the property and to detect any defects and deficiencies. The bankruptcy estate does not guarantee the accuracy and completeness of the information provided in this offer document or otherwise. The buyer will have to accept a full disclaimer. A takeover of property covered by agreements relating to e.g. rent, leasing or instalment payments requires the approval of the counterparty to the respective agreement. The right to review bids received is reserved, as is the right to sell all or part of the business during the tender procedure and the right to extend the tender period.Assets and agreementsThe assets offered for sale by the bankruptcy estate are
- Inventory assets
- Inventory, and
- the right to enter into the company’s existing contracts, e.g. leasing and rental agreements (subject to the counterparty’s approval).
Bidding period and biddingBids are primarily accepted for the entire business and secondarily for parts of the business and its assets. Written offers, excluding VAT, regarding the business or parts of the business/assets must be received by the bankruptcy administration through Oscar Creutz at oscar.creutz@wadv.se no later than 7 February 2025 at 11.30 a.m.