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El Cronista3 min read

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The article focuses on the critical situation of the company Verónica and the measures it is taking to confront its financial crisis, without a clear political focus. It presents concrete data about debts and operations, suggesting more of an informative coverage than a defined political agenda.
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The National Commercial Court No. 17 has formally opened the preventive concurso of the dairy company Verónica, which is facing a deep financial crisis. With 829 creditors and debts totaling $120 billion, the company has experienced a 26.5% drop in sales volumes in 2025, leading to a halt in its production activity.
Only one of its three plants is operational, and the company is seeking funds through the sale of two plants to pay off part of its debts.
Generated by AI from the original story in Spanish.
Finalmente, el Juzgado Nacional en lo Comercial N° 17, a cargo del juez Horacio Robledo, abrió formalmente el concurso preventivo de la láctea Verónica, propiedad de la familia Espiñeira.
La empresa se había presentado en convocatoria de acreedores en agosto, pero el juzgado le había requerido información y documentación adicional antes de disponer la apertura formal del proceso.
Ahora, el magistrado calificó el proceso como un “gran concurso”, debido a su magnitud: la compañía registra 829 acreedores, tiene 360 empleados y opera tres plantas industriales.
Verónica atraviesa una crisis financiera y productiva que terminó de profundizarse este año.
Entre las causas que enumeró la empresa en agosto destacó la caída del consumo y de sus volúmenes de venta, el incremento de los costos de producción, la imposibilidad de trasladar el aumento de los costos a los precios, y las crecientes restricciones para acceder al financiamiento.
Según indicó la propia empresa, sus volúmenes de venta cayeron un 26,5% en 2025, en relación al año anterior.
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