Fridge broke back to work in the State of Paraná

In the small municipality of Capanema, in Paraná, a refrigerator just hire 650 people to start on Wednesday (1/6), a second work shift. The fridge Dip chickens, which will increase the slaughter of birds in 70%, and for this he had to hire, is the former diplomat, Congressman Alfredo Kaefer (PSL/PR), which had declared bankruptcy in December 2014 for mismanagement and fraud. Despite the financial problems, the judge Pedro Ivo Lins Moreira, of the first civil court of Cascavel, understood that the company was viable and appointed a legal Manager. The refrigerator changed his name and kept their activities while the process runs on Justice.
Spent more than a year of the decision, the company can generate funds to pay for staff and maintenance costs. The $ 10 million invested for the expansion of production of own resources. Debts to pay, farmers, suppliers, creditors and taxes have not yet been settled. To the administrator of the bankruptcy, the Capital Management company, this will only be possible when the company is sold, after the release of Justice for auctioning.
Last year, the Dip Chickens profited 669 1000 R$. Before the bankruptcy, the group operated with monthly losses of around $ 2 million. According to the judicial administrator Cesar Luiz Scherer, with magnification, the slaughter of chickens will jump to 70 1000 for 120 1000 birds a day, which requires strengthening in labor.
Unusual case
The case of Dip Chickens is not the rule when it comes to bankruptcy. According to Juliana Bumachar, partner of Bumachar Advogados Associados, is actually an exception. "It''s not often that the continuity of a company with bankruptcy declared, mainly small and medium-sized, which make up the majority of the closing doors," he says. According to Serasa Experian, in 2014 there were 648 requests for bankruptcy of industries, almost repeated itself the next year, with 644 requests. "Proceed with the activities allows not a stagnant heritage, doomed to depreciation," said Luis Claudio Montoro, the Capital.