During the third quarter of 2021, 4 bankruptcy petitions were filed, notified and registered in the files of the Federal Insolvency Institute.[1]

Altan Redes, SAPI de CV (Altan).

Altan, a telecommunications company, filed for voluntary bankruptcy at the reorganization stage on July 14, 2021, in a district court in Mexico City.

Demar Instaladora y Constructora, SA de CV (Start).

Demar, a company dedicated to the design, supply, construction, installation, maintenance and services for the petroleum industry, both onshore and offshore, has been sued for an involuntary bankruptcy petition in a court of district of Mexico. The involuntary request was granted on July 5, 2021.

Escato de CV Group (Escato).

Escato, a holding company dedicated to office furniture (including lighting) and the manufacturing industry, has been sued over an involuntary bankruptcy claim in a Mexico City district court. The involuntary request was granted on August 26, 2021.

Industrias Riviera, SA de CV (French Riviera).

French Riviera, a company dedicated to office furniture (including lighting) and the manufacturing industry, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition at the reorganization stage on September 20, 2021, in a district court in Mexico City.

None of the above-mentioned debtors have yet been subject to bankruptcy.

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