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Romanian bookstore chain Diverta goes bankrupt

July 8, 2025

This week, the Bucharest Tribunal decided that Blor Retail, the company that operates the Diverta bookstore chain, fulfils the conditions for going bankrupt. The company had been struggling since June 2022, when it went insolvent due to the pandemic.

As per bankruptcy regulations, the court revoked the company’s right of administration and ordered its dissolution. It also sealed Diverta’s assets for the liquidator.

Claimants who need to recover money from the bankrupt bookstore...

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https://www.romania-insider.com/romanian-bookstore-chain-diverta-bankrupt-2025
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