NAF NAF employees will be fixed on their fate Thursday, July 31. The Bobigny economic activity court must decide who from Amoniss or the Beaumanoir group will win some of the assets of the female clothing brand, placed in receivership since May 30. More than 500 jobs, including 422 indefinite contracts (CDI), are threatened.
Owner of Pimkie, Amoniss offers to take over 146 permanent contracts, keeping 30 of the 100 stores to continue the operation of the brand. The Beaumanoir group, it, brought a candidate for the resumption of 12 stores, to make them switch under four of its brands. The owner of Cache-Cache, Morgan, Bonobo or Quiksilver, proposes to take up the NAF NAF brand, without however promising to operate it immediately. Its offer relates to 48 permanent contracts, according to a press release from the Breton group, which also offers “Nearly 250 reclassification offers” employees likely to be dismissed.
“In both casesregrets the CFDT, union represented in the social and economic committee of Naf-Naf, Social breakage remains inevitable. »» Although the CFDT notes that Aoniss is the only real recovery offer, the union underlines the “Operational, financial and social risks” of his file. The union “Doubt of Amoniss’s ability to finance Naf Naf and Pimkie simultaneously”. The latter brand was released from a safeguard procedure in November 2024. Owned by Salih Halassi, Amoniss also brought a candidate for the resumption of Jennyfer stores, in May, when it liquidated. It was finally the Beaumanoir group that was chosen, on June 12, to take over 26 shops and 192 employees.
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