Debtor in possessionInsolvency openedMid phase · 45d

JUBEFA GmbH

Case number: 532 IN 554/26Court: DresdenState: Sachsen
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Insolvency opened
day 45
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~47 days left
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Court / region
Dresden
Sachsen
Industry
Real estate
verwalter
Heiko Schaefer
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Case summary

Insolvency proceedings concerning JUBEFA GmbH were opened on 2026-08-06 at the Dresden (case no. 532 IN 554/26). Procedure type: Debtor in possession. Heiko Schaefer was appointed as insolvency administrator. Creditors must file claims with the administrator by 2026-09-15.

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Official gazette entry

Full text of the §9 InsO opening decree from insolvenzbekanntmachungen.de.

Amtsgericht Dresden - Insolvenzgericht Aktenzeichen: 532 IN 554/26 In dem Insolvenzverfahren über das Vermögen der JUBEFA GmbH, Maxim-Gorki-Straße 83, 01129 Dresden, Amtsgericht Dresden , HRB 40190 vertreten durch: […] - wurde am 06.08.2026 um 11:32 Uhr das Insolvenzverfahren eröffnet. InsolvenzverwShow full announcement ↓
Amtsgericht Dresden - Insolvenzgericht Aktenzeichen: 532 IN 554/26 In dem Insolvenzverfahren über das Vermögen der JUBEFA GmbH, Maxim-Gorki-Straße 83, 01129 Dresden, Amtsgericht Dresden , HRB 40190 vertreten durch: […] - wurde am 06.08.2026 um 11:32 Uhr das Insolvenzverfahren eröffnet. Insolvenzverwalter ist: Rechtsanwalt […], Fabrikstraße 13A, 01159 Dresden, Telefon geschäftlich: 0351 4829160 Email geschäftlich: [email protected] Telefax: 0351 48291629 Die Insolvenzforderungen im Rang des § 38 InsO sind schriftlich bis zum 15.09.2026 bei dem Insolvenzverwalter anzumelden. Sicherungsrechte an beweglichen Sachen und Rechten sind dem Insolvenzverwalter unverzüglich anzuzeigen (§ 28 Abs. 2 InsO). Leistungen an die Schuldnerin haben zu unterbleiben (§ 28 Abs. 3 InsO). Der Berichtstermin und Termin zur Beschlussfassung über |die Beibehaltung des bisherigen oder Wahl eines neuen Insolvenzverwalters gemäß § 57 InsO |die Bestätigung des Gläubigerausschusses bzw. die Wahl eines Gläubigerausschusses oder die Wahl eines neuen Gläubigerausschusses (§ 68 InsO) |den Fortgang des Verfahrens, hierbei insbesondere die Entscheidung über die Betriebsfortführung gemäß § 157 InsO, |die Beschlussfassung über die Eigenverwaltung im Sinne von §§ 271, 272 InsO, Festlegung der für die Schuldnerin zustimmungsbedürftigen Rechtsgeschäfte (§ 277 InsO), |die Beauftragung der Schuldnerin oder des Sachwalters mit der Erstellung eines Insolvenzplanes (§ 284 InsO) |Vorgaben zur Rechnungslegung des Insolvenzverwalters gemäß § 66 InsO und zur Verwahrung der Wertgegenstände durch den Insolvenzverwalter gemäß § 149 InsO |die Genehmigung von Rechtshandlungen von besonderer Bedeutung gemäß § 160 InsO, |die Beauftragung eines Insolvenzplanes (§§ 157 Satz 2, 218 Abs. 2 InsO) wird beim Amtsgericht Dresden anberaumt auf Dienstag, 27.10.2026, 10:00 Uhr, Sitzungssaal D 131, Außenstelle 01099 Dresden, Olbrichtplatz 1 Es wird darauf hingewiesen, dass die Zustimmung zu Rechtshandlungen von besonderer Bedeutung gemäß § 160 InsO auch dann als erteilt gilt, wenn die Gläubigerversammlung beschlussunfähig ist. Der Termin zur Prüfung der angemeldeten Forderungen wird beim Amtsgericht Dresden anberaumt auf Dienstag, 27.10.2026, 10:00 Uhr, Sitzungssaal D 131, Außenstelle 01099 Dresden, Olbrichtplatz 1 Die Gläubiger werden über das Prüfungsergebnis festgestellter und für den Ausfall festgestellter Forderungen nicht benachrichtigt. Der Beschluss liegt in der Geschäftsstelle des Insolvenzgerichts zur Einsicht der Beteiligten aus. Gläubiger, die elektronische Dokumente über sichere elektronische Übermittlungswege (§ 130a der Zivilprozessordnung) empfangen können, können unter Angabe des über einen solchen Weg erreichbaren Postfachs ihre Zustimmung zu elektronischen Zustellungen erklären; die Möglichkeit der elektronischen Zustellung an die in § 173 Absatz 2 der Zivilprozessordnung Genannten bleibt unberührt. Die in dem elektronischen Informations- und Kommunikationssystem (www.insolvenzbekanntmachungen.de) vom Gericht veranlasste Veröffentlichung von personenbezogenen Daten aus dem Insolvenzverfahren einschließlich des Eröffnungsverfahrens wird spätestens sechs Monate nach der Aufhebung oder der Rechtskraft der Einstellung des Insolvenzverfahrens gelöscht. Alle übrigen vom Gericht veranlassten Veröffentlichungen nach der Insolvenzordnung werden einen Monat nach dem ersten Tag der Veröffentlichung gelöscht.

Official announcement pursuant to § 9 InsO. Names of natural persons have been removed. Source: insolvenzbekanntmachungen.de.

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Deal windowAct nowNotice published 46 days ago

Proceedings opened. From here every week costs the estate money, which is why going-concern sales usually run between opening and the report meeting. This is the real buying window.

Typical sequence under the German InsO; not legal advice and not a statement about this case. The administrator runs the process.

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Key deadlines

Report meeting · buyer window
§§ 29, 156–157 InsO — the creditors' meeting decides continue vs. liquidate. Going-concern sales usually close before it.
Claim deadline · creditors'
2026-09-15
§174 InsO — deadline for creditors to lodge claims. Not a buyer's date.
Verification meeting · creditors'
§§ 29, 176 InsO — verification of the lodged claims. A creditors' date.
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What an asset deal actually carries

Buying out of an insolvency estate is an asset deal: you buy individual assets and rights, not the company. This is the checklist experienced buyers work through before they bid. We do not hold the answers for this proceeding — they come from the administrator.

  • Which assets already belong, economically, to somebody else?

    Not known — ask the administrator

    Retention of title, security assignment and leasing are the most common reason the machine in the photo is not part of the sale. The administrator may only realise what belongs to the estate (§§ 47, 51 InsO). Ask for the list of third-party claims before you value anything.

  • Are the premises part of the estate, or does everything hang on the landlord?

    Not known — ask the administrator

    With leased premises the landlord decides whether the lease transfers to you. For a location-bound business, a site you may not keep IS the deal. Establish ownership, remaining term, termination rights and the landlord's consent — in writing, before you bid.

  • Are the permits attached to the business or to a person?

    Not known — ask the administrator

    Licences, hospitality permits, Handwerksrolle registration, § 34c GewO permits, healthcare and transport approvals: some transfer with the business, others are attached to a natural person and lapse with them. For a regulated trade, a permit matrix is the first step, not the last.

  • Who actually owns the brand, the domain, the shop and the customer data?

    Not known — ask the administrator

    Domains are frequently registered to a shareholder or an agency rather than to the company, and trademarks are sometimes licensed in from a holding entity. Without the domain and the mark you are buying inventory, not a business. Customer data needs a separate data-protection assessment — a customer base is not a chattel.

  • § 613a BGB: which employment relationships come with the assets?

    Not known — ask the administrator

    Taking over a business or part of one means stepping into the existing employment contracts, insolvency or not. What insolvency changes is liability for OLD obligations: for claims that arose before the proceeding opened, settled BAG case law says the buyer does not carry them. The social plan is capped by § 123 InsO at 2.5 monthly salaries per employee, and at one third of the estate that would otherwise be distributed. Model headcount × monthly salary × 2.5 as the ceiling, then test the one-third limit against the estate.

  • Which contracts does the business need in order to still run on Monday?

    Not known — ask the administrator

    Under § 103 InsO the administrator elects whether to perform contracts neither side has completed, and in an asset deal customer and supplier contracts transfer only with the counterparty's consent. Ask which five contracts the business cannot run without — ERP, payment provider, fulfilment, key supplier, key customer — and settle novation before closing.

Why buying from the estate is cleaner than an ordinary acquisition

  • § 75(2) AO — the successor's liability for the predecessor's business taxes expressly does not apply to an acquisition out of an insolvency estate. Buying a healthy company, that is one of the largest risks you carry.
  • § 25 HGB — successor liability on continuing the trade name is routinely excluded on an acquisition from the estate, and on the prevailing view does not attach in the first place; put the exclusion in the contract regardless.
  • Pre-opening employment liabilities do not travel with the buyer under settled BAG case law — the running business transfers, the debts stay in the estate.

General information on German law. Not legal advice, and not a statement about this company. For the actual case only the administrator and the purchase agreement decide.

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Frequently asked questions

Is JUBEFA GmbH insolvent?+

Insolvency proceedings concerning JUBEFA GmbH were opened on 2026-08-06 at the Dresden (case no. 532 IN 554/26).

Which court handles the insolvency of JUBEFA GmbH and what is the case number?+

The competent court is the Dresden. The proceedings are conducted under case number 532 IN 554/26.

What is the company registration number of JUBEFA GmbH?+

JUBEFA GmbH is recorded in the official register under HRB HRB 10190.

Who is the insolvency administrator of JUBEFA GmbH?+

Heiko Schaefer, Dresden was appointed by the court as insolvency administrator. Buyers and creditors contact the administrator directly.

By when must claims be filed?+

Creditors must register their claims with the administrator by 2026-09-15.

Can JUBEFA GmbH or its assets be acquired?+

In many insolvency proceedings the business operations or individual assets are sold via a transferring restructuring (asset deal). Interested buyers approach the appointed insolvency administrator; the official facts and deadlines above are the starting point.

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