Solvency and viability for businesses in difficulty

Business recovery: we restore your company and its viability

When a company faces financial difficulties, time is the most valuable resource. We act swiftly and discreetly to diagnose the situation, design a viability plan and negotiate with creditors before insolvency becomes irreversible. Our goal is always the company's survival and the protection of employment.

Situations where we can help

Your company has liquidity problems but the underlying business is viable.

You need to renegotiate debts with banks, suppliers or the Tax Authority.

You want to avoid insolvency proceedings and seek a consensual solution.

Your company is in insolvency but you believe it can recover with a viability plan.

Our approach

How we approach each case to achieve the best result.

1

We carry out a complete financial and legal diagnosis to understand the causes of difficulty and the margin for recovery.

2

We design a realistic viability plan, with financial projections and concrete restructuring measures.

3

We negotiate with financial, commercial and public creditors to obtain write-offs, grace periods or refinancing.

4

We coordinate the process with tax, employment and financial advisors for a comprehensive response.

Indicative process

01

Diagnosis: we analyse the company's financial, patrimonial and legal situation.

02

Viability plan: we design the recovery strategy with concrete measures.

03

Negotiation: we contact creditors and seek agreements that enable recovery.

04

Implementation: we execute the plan and monitor compliance.

Frequently asked questions

When is it too late to recover a company?
The earlier you act, the more options there are. The ideal is to consult a lawyer as soon as the first signs of financial strain appear, not when insolvency is already irreversible.
Is it necessary to go to court to renegotiate debts?
Not always. Many renegotiations are resolved out of court. Only when there is no agreement or the situation requires it is a court procedure initiated.
Does the viability plan guarantee the company's survival?
No plan can guarantee the outcome, but a good plan, executed on time and with creditor consensus, significantly increases the chances of recovery.

The information on this page is of a general nature and does not constitute legal advice. Each case requires individual analysis.

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