Haralds Båtar i Borlänge slår seg konkurs etter 50 år

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Det familieeide selskapet Haralds Båtar AB i Borlänge har begjært oppbud etter langvarige økonomiske problemer. Virksomheten legges ned etter 50 år i bransjen, noe som berører fire ansatte.

Haralds Båtar AB kunngjorde konkursen på sosiale medier tirsdag ettermiddag. Selskapet har vært en velkjent familiebedrift i Borlänge i fem tiår. Konkursbegjæringen kommer etter en lengre periode med økonomiske utfordringer. Fire personer mister jobben når driften avsluttes. Opplysningene bekreftes av lokale medier, inkludert Borlänge Tidning og Dala-Demokraten.

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