The Netherlands-based Accell Group, owner of the Raleigh bicycle brand, starts insolvency proceedings after it says it cannot find a buyer. Accell bought Raleigh in 2012 for about $100 million and later determined that it has exhausted available options to continue the business in its current form. The company says it has called in administrators and that the future of the Raleigh brand is now in their hands. Multiple outlets report that Accell’s decision follows its inability to secure a viable solution to keep operations running, including finding an external buyer. Administrators are expected to assess the situation and consider options for the business and its assets, including the historic Raleigh name. The reports do not indicate any confirmed buyer or sale at the time of publication. Overall, the coverage focuses on Accell’s insolvency move and the resulting role of administrators in deciding the brand’s next steps.
Accell starts insolvency proceedings for Raleigh bike brand after failing to find a buyer
The Netherlands-based Accell Group, owner of the Raleigh bicycle brand, starts insolvency proceedings after it says it cannot find a buyer. Accell bought Raleigh in 2012 for about $100 million and lat...
- Accell Group, based in the Netherlands, owns the Raleigh bicycle brand.
- Accell acquired Raleigh in 2012 for about $100 million.
- Accell starts insolvency proceedings after failing to find a buyer or other viable solution to continue in its current form.
- Administrators are involved and determine the future of the Raleigh brand and related operations.
- No buyer or deal is confirmed in the reports.
Accell, based in the Netherlands, acquired Raleigh for $100million in 2012 but said this week it had 'exhausted all the available options' and could not find a buyer.
1 hour agoFate of historic bicycle name in hands of administrators after Netherlands-based Accell Group fails to find buyerThe bicycle company that owns the historic Raleigh brand has started insolvency proceedings after failing to find a buyer.The Netherlands-based Accell Group said on Wednesday it had called in administrators after it failed to find a viable solution to continue its operations in their current form. Continue reading...
4 hours agoAccell, based in the Netherlands, has owned the famous bike brand since 2012.
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