Standard insolvencyInsolvency openedEarly phase · 10d

Wengenroth GmbH

Case number: 109 IN 34/26Court: HagenState: Nordrhein-Westfalen
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Insolvency opened
day 10
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Hagen
Nordrhein-Westfalen
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Case summary

Insolvency proceedings concerning Wengenroth GmbH were opened on 2026-08-31 at the Hagen (case no. 109 IN 34/26). Procedure type: Standard insolvency.

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Standard insolvencyWebsite liveHRB HRB 1905Bid window ~82 days

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Official gazette entry

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

Amtsgericht Hagen, Aktenzeichen: 109 IN 34/26 In dem Insolvenzverfahren über das Vermögen der Wengenroth GmbH, Eichelbergerstr. 8, 58640 Iserlohn, eingetragen im Handelsregister des Amtsgerichts Iserlohn unter HRB 1905, gesetzlich vertreten durch: […] wird der Eröffnungsbeschluss vom 07.08.2026 gemäShow full announcement ↓
Amtsgericht Hagen, Aktenzeichen: 109 IN 34/26 In dem Insolvenzverfahren über das Vermögen der Wengenroth GmbH, Eichelbergerstr. 8, 58640 Iserlohn, eingetragen im Handelsregister des Amtsgerichts Iserlohn unter HRB 1905, gesetzlich vertreten durch: […] wird der Eröffnungsbeschluss vom 07.08.2026 gemäß § 4 InsO i. V. m. § 319 ZPO wegen offenbarer Unrichtigkeit dahingehend berichtigt, dass im Rubrum zu ergänzen ist: "eingetragen im Handelsregister des Amtsgerichts Iserlohn unter HRB 1905" Hagen, 28.08.2026 Amtsgericht

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

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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.

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Key deadlines

Claim deadline
§174 InsO — deadline for creditors to lodge claims with the administrator.
Report meeting
§29 InsO — first creditors' meeting, administrator presents restructuring vs. liquidation plan.
Verification meeting
§29 InsO — verification of the lodged claims.
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Is Wengenroth GmbH insolvent?+

Insolvency proceedings concerning Wengenroth GmbH were opened on 2026-08-31 at the Hagen (case no. 109 IN 34/26).

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

The competent court is the Hagen. The proceedings are conducted under case number 109 IN 34/26.

Can Wengenroth 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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