Overview

• The May report by administrator Philipp Hackländer was published July 8 after months under court seal.
• It contends that Gröner Group GmbH became financially distressed before its November 2024 insolvency filing, raising possible insolvency postponement charges.
• The report criticizes a revised 2022 balance sheet for erasing about €643 million in receivables following a summer 2024 restructuring.
• Hackländer alleges over €31 million was shifted into the family’s private asset management beyond the estate’s reach.
• It warns of liability claims against supervisory board members including Ronald Pofalla as Leipzig prosecutors continue their investigation and Gröner disputes the findings.