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What next for Mayer & Cie

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Albstadt- As circular knitting machine builder
Mayer & Cie files for insolvency, Knitting Trade Journal discusses what the company may do next and how they will achieve it.

The company commenced proceedings at the
local court of Hechingen in Germany
on Thursday, 1 October with Dr Wolfgang Bilgery appointed as its insolvency
administrator.
At this moment in time, Mayer is keen to
stress to its customers and to the textile industry in general that is
currently undergoing a restructuring exercise that it hopes will see it emerge
stronger and more able to cope to with the demands of the current economic
climate.
A source close to Mayer & Cie told
Knitting Trade Journal that the message the company was putting out was that
?everything was continuing as normal? with Mayer still offering the same level
of service as before.

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