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The curators managing the VanMoof bankruptcy administration are in talks with a major financier of the e-bike brand about an agreement that would allow a group of disadvantaged customers to get their money back. The lender promised VanMoof that customers who ordered bikes shortly before the bankruptcy would be compensated in the event the company went bust.

Electric bike manufacturer VanMoof had 143.8 million euros in debts when it went bankrupt, Financieele Dagblad reports based on documents submitted to a court in New York by the bankruptcy administrators. The documents are part of an application to suspend pending proceedings in the United States from a VanMoof customer who had an accident, bankruptcy administrator Jan Padberg told FD.

(CTN News) - A New York court reports that VanMoof was owed 143.8 million euros by bankruptcy administrators at the time of its............

Lavoie, the electric scooter unit of Formula One engineering and technology firm McLaren Applied, is in advanced talks to buy bankrupt Dutch e-bike maker VanMoof, according to a source familiar with...

Customers who still have a broken bicycle at a VanMoof branch must collect them this week. A sign in the window of their flagship store in Amsterdam says: “WE’RE CLOSED. Your last chance to pick up your bike will be August 16th, 17th, and 18th - from 10 am to 6 pm. No appointment needed.”

The administrators handling VanMoof’s bankruptcy are still negotiating a possible restart for the electric bike maker. They’re still talking to a few interested parties and hope to know which candidate has the best credentials after the weekend, Jan Padberg, one of the two bankruptcy administrators involved, told RTL Nieuws.

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