The company recently reported that it was forced to bring its bankruptcy request before the courts to “protect” its assets against possible legal proceedings and that it seeks to negotiate with creditors and advisers “as soon as possible” a plan to restructure its liabilities.
The lessee surprised last August 8 by announcing that it stopped paying interest and principal on its debt, as well as the start of a restructuring process, for which reason it was already negotiating with creditors.
Until the second quarter of the year, it had profits of 35 million pesos, but it could not meet its obligations and its restructuring process finance will be led by Rodrigo Lebois .
What is Unifin and who owns it?
Unifin is registered with the National Banking and Securities Commission (CNBV) as an unregulated Multiple Purpose Financial Company (Sofom).
Dedicated to leasing, granting automotive loans and fleet management, Unifin also provides financing to SMEs. He has been in the Mexican financial sector for more than 29 years and has been listed on the BMV since 2015.
With information from Reuters