Holler pharmacies in Traun and Linz: Refurbishment by millions requested!

Holler pharmacies in Traun and Linz: Refurbishment by millions requested!

4050 Traun, Heinrich-Gruber-Straße 6, Österreich - On July 15, a renovation procedure without self-government was requested from the Linz regional court for the Holler-Apotheke Traun. The pharmacy, operated by the Mag. Holler KG, has to deal with considerable financial challenges. The liabilities amount to a proud 3.4 million euros, while the assets are only 232,000 euros. The situation is similar at the Holler KG water pharmacy in Linz, which has liabilities of 765,000 euros and assets of 50,000 euros. This precarious situation results from a major investment that brought massive cost overruns, reports Meinbezirk.at .

For both pharmacies, it is now important to obtain the consent of the creditors. A renovation plan is offered in which a quota of 20 percent is to be paid within 24 months. A total of nine and six employees in Traun and in Linz are affected, and 65 creditors in Traun and 48 are in the room in Linz. These measures are crucial to secure the continued existence of the company, Petra Wögerbauer from the KSV 1870) emphasizes in a contribution to Tips.at .

challenges for the pharmacy

The situation of the Holler pharmacies is not unique, but reflects the broader challenges with which many inpatient pharmacies are confronted in Austria. The printing of online pharmacies and the continuously falling margins are a serious threat. According to information from Buchalik-Broemmekamp.de and legal developments that further increase competitive pressure.

The renovation of pharmacies requires tailor -made solutions that are tailored to the specific problems and the current crisis situation. Effective collaboration with experienced consultants is essential to develop a renovation concept that meets the requirements of the Pharmacy Act and takes into account the interests of everyone involved. Timely advice is also important in order to increase the renovation opportunities and to avoid that a payment setting leads to automatic closings.