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NEDFIELD formerly known as Tulip goes
Bankrupt
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Tulip Computers changes name to
Nedfield
http://www.tulip.com/Default.aspx?cms
=6&cat=2&art=169
06 June 2008
TULIP COMPUTERS CHANGES NAME TO
NEDFIELD Doorn, 6 June 2008 Tulip
Computers N.V. (Tulip) intends to
change its name as from 26 June 2008
to Nedfield N.V. (Nedfield). Tulip,
initially a computer manufacturer,
has developed into a listed company
focusing on selected segments of the
ICT market and the cutting edge of
ICT and CE.
Nedfield German subsidiary declared
bankrupt
http://www.tulip.com/Default.aspx?cms
=6&cat=2&art=211
Doorn, 25 February 2009
Tulip Beteiligungs GmbH (TB), a
German 100% subsidiary of Nedfield NV
(Nedfield), has been declared
bankrupt on 24 February by a court in
Braunschweig, Germany. This
insolvency procedure was initiated at
the request of a former
director-owner of Devil AG (Devil).
In accordance with the procedure
common under German law, the court
has taken this decision on the basis
of a report from a previously
appointed 'Insolvenzverwalter'. TB
holds 100% of the shares in Devil. At
this point, we cannot estimate the
consequences for the Nedfield group
as a whole.
In line with German regulations, the
provisional 'Insolvenzverwalter' has
been evaluating possible solutions
since 11 February 2009. During this
evaluation, the provisional
'Insolvenzverwalter' implemented
reappointments to the Devil
management. In this period, various
concrete proposals were received
which may provide a possible solution
to the current situation.
Nedfield cannot at this point
estimate the consequences of the
court decision for the rest of the
group. For the moment, Devil will
continue its operating activities as
usual. Devil recorded an estimated
turnover of around ? 307 million in
2008. We also refer to the press
release published on 20 February 2009
with respect to the provisional
turnover figures for 2008 and the
expectations regarding a net loss for
2008. As soon as there is more
information on the consequences of
the current situation for the
Nedfield group as a whole, Nedfield
will publish this.
About Nedfield
Nedfield invests in promising
companies in selected segments of the
ICT market and on the cutting edge of
ICT and CE. Through its subsidiaries,
Nedfield offers innovative solutions
in the form of products and services
that provide its clients with added
value. Nedfield was founded in 1979
and its shares have been listed on
NYSE Euronext Amsterdam since 1984.
Nedfield has its head office in Doorn
(The Netherlands). Nedfield has more
than 300 employees, spread across
nine offices in five countries.
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