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Kaufhaus Tyrol in Innsbruck Sold After Signa Bankruptcy
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According to TT information, the purchase price amounts to 140 million euros. It is operated by Midstad. This aims to create a "future-ready supply mix".
The sale of the Tyrol department store in the heart of Innsbruck - a former prestige object of the fallen Signa founder René Benko - was fixed on Wednesday.
Kaufhaus Tyrol in Innsbruck Sold After Signa Bankruptcy
The sale of the Kaufhaus Tyrol department store in Innsbruck, once a prestigious project of Signa founder René Benko, is now officially complete. As part of the bankruptcy proceedings of Signa Prime Selection AG, the newly founded company KHT AcquiCo SARL has taken over the downtown department store.
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