Bankruptcy BREKR

In the event of bankruptcy, a trustee is appointed by the court. The trustee's duty is to administer the company’s bankruptcy proceedings and safeguard the interests of the creditors. In the bankruptcy of BREKR, Mr. David Vrijbergen has been appointed as the trustee. You can contact the trustee via veltkamp@jpr.nl or by phone at +31 88 616 00 20.

Yes, BREKR remains open. The trustee is temporarily continuing BREKR, while exploring the possibility of a restart. Currently, the expectation is that a restart will take place, ensuring that BREKR remains open in the future. For current opening hours, please visit https://www.brekr.com/.

If you placed an order through BREKR’s webshop before the bankruptcy, your delivery may be delayed. Some packages are still with the shipping carrier, and discussions are ongoing. While we cannot provide an exact delivery date yet, we are working to resolve this as quickly as possible. You will be updated as soon as more information becomes available.

The trustee has temporarily continued BREKR’s operations, which means the webshop will remain open and you can keep placing orders as usual. However, payment methods may change temporarily. If this happens, we will provide further details. In the meantime, a potential restart is being explored. Currently, a restart is expected, which means you should still be able to order parts in the future. We expect to provide more clarity on this within the coming weeks.

The bankruptcy may affect warranties, as they typically expire in the event of bankruptcy unless the acquiring party in a restart decides to honor them. The trustee is currently exploring the possibility of a restart and whether warranty obligations will be taken over. We expect to have more clarity on this matter within the next few weeks.

Yes, you can still visit your dealer for maintenance. Our dealers have most spare parts in stock and can continue to order new parts from BREKR. This means that maintenance remains available for the time being. Please contact your dealer for more information.

If your question has not been answered, please contact BREKR’s customer service or the trustee’s office via veltkamp@jpr.nl or +31 88 616 00 20.

In the event of bankruptcy, a trustee is appointed by the court. The trustee's duty is to administer the company’s bankruptcy proceedings and safeguard the interests of the creditors. In the bankruptcy of BREKR, Mr. David Vrijbergen has been appointed as the trustee. You can contact the trustee via veltkamp@jpr.nl or by phone at +31 88 616 00 20.

The trustee is temporarily continuing BREKR, which means the webshop will remain open and you can still place orders as usual. This means you have to pay the invoice before delivery. The payment method may temporarily change, and if so, we will provide further details.

In the meantime, we are exploring the possibility of a restart. At the moment, we expect a restart to be realised. If this happens, you will be able to continue placing orders as usual in the future. We expect to be able to provide more clarity on this within a few weeks.

Current agreements are not automatically terminated after bankruptcy and therefore remain in force. This is because bankruptcy does not affect an agreement. In addition, the Trustee is currently investigating the possibility of a restart and therefore a possible continuation of the agreements. We expect to be able to give you more clarity on this within a few weeks.

The bankruptcy of BREKR may impact the guarantees. This is because guarantees expire as a result of the bankruptcy, unless a restarting party decides to take over the guarantee obligations. The trustee is currently investigating the possibilities for a restart and thus a possible takeover of the guarantee obligations. We expect to have more clarity on this matter within a few weeks.

If your question has not been answered, please contact BREKR’s customer service or the trustee’s office via veltkamp@jpr.nl or +31 88 616 00 20.