The crisis really arrived in Americanas, causing serious problems for administrators, with the risk of electricity cuts and eviction in Americanas.
With the judgment of the action that requested the eviction and the power cut in some buildings, they demonstrated the size of the crisis.
This action is just the tip of the iceberg, as this type of action is multiplying everywhere. Opening up the size of the problem we are experiencing at the moment.
Understand what is happening right now, find out the latest news about debt and the current consequences.
Power cut and eviction in Americanas? Find out everything now.
Americanas got judicial protection
Initially, the legal action would be a major disaster for the Americanas administration. Since the stores would be closed, thus reducing the group's revenue.
Because he was going through the judicial recovery process, the judge prevented the eviction and the power cut. The judicial recovery process is worth R$ 41.2 billion, at least this is the estimated process.
With the decision, the company is insured against eviction actions due to tenant debts, even those that occur before the recovery action.
This measure brought relief to the administration, as it will be able to maintain its process, without major losses.
What was the argument for maintaining the stores
Firstly, the argument was based on the issue that maintaining the stores would be essential to be able to maintain their activities.
The store would have already received 12 eviction actions for non-payment. The loss would be enormous if any store had to be closed.
In addition to the significant decrease in amounts received, there would be other losses resulting from the removal of products from stores. As well as the dismissal or relocation of professionals who work there.
Due to hindering the solvency process, judge Luiz Alberto Alves granted this injunction to Americanas. Power cut and eviction in Americanas? That still won't be the case.
Are the problems of the Americanas over?
In this way, at this moment the energy and the buildings where Americanas operate are assured.
But its problems are far from over, administrators at Americanas RJ discovered that the debt is even greater.
They pointed out that the debt is greater at 6.7 billion, so everything points to new discoveries every day. Although the retailer denies this difference, the problem appears to be even bigger.
The director of the Brazilian Citizenship Institute Gabriel Brito Alves argues in favor of punishing the company's administrators. Saying this is another negative chapter in its history.
There is pessimism about the judicial recovery process on behalf of Americanas. Because it is a process with unprecedented debt.
Finally, the number of processes tends to increase, as debts accumulate, and other creditors must continue to move.
There is still a long legal fight to take place, with the energy company, and the building owners must appeal the court decision.
Perhaps the legal team are the most important people now, alongside the administrators of course.
