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  • All Stella stores in the Benelux will remain closed until March 1st 2025. – Photo Tweewieler
    Financial4 Dec 24

    Dutch investors acquire bankrupt e-bike brand Stella

    NUNSPEET, The Netherlands - The future of a former market leader for e-bikes in the Netherlands, Stella, has been secured. Dutch investment company Scheybeeck and chain store owner Ilias Salhi have announced a relaunch of the recently bankrupt e-bike manufacturer albeit in a downsized form.

  • Stella enjoyed a successful introduction in the early days of the e-bike market in the Netherlands. – Photo Stella
    Financial11 Nov 24

    Stella eyes restart as e-bike brand is declared bankrupt

    NUNSPEET, The Netherlands - Dutch e-bike brand Stella has been declared bankrupt, the appointed administrator Frans van Oss has confirmed. Coming quicker than expected, the bankruptcy follows the request for a delay in payments last week. Now all eyes are on a possible restart of the financially troubled e-bike manufacturer.

  • In recent years, Stella had already been forced to close some of its stores and reduce its workforce at the headquarters in the Netherlands.  – Photo Stella
    Financial6 Nov 24

    Dutch e-bike brand Stella forced to delay payments as losses mount

    NUNSPEET, The Netherlands - Once claiming to be market leader in the Netherlands, e-bike brand Stella is on the verge of bankruptcy. Despite repeated financial injections from its owner DMEP, the manufacturer has now filed for a payment extension. According to DMEP, Stella can no longer achieve sustainable profitability in its current form and requires a "substantial" capital injection.

  • The reorganization includes closing of some of the Stella stores. – Photo Shutterstock
    Investment16 Nov 23

    Reorganization and change of ownership necessary to secure future of...

    NUNSPEET, the Netherlands - High inventory level continues to be troublesome for the once successful Dutch e-bike brand Stella E-bikes. Investor DM Equity Partners, who previously held a 35% stake has seized power at the e-bike manufacturer and obtained a majority of the shares.

  • Stella has trimmed down its international ambitions. – Photo Bike Europe
    People9 Mar 23

    Online e-bike vendors reorganise top management to confront market...

    ZEIST, the Netherlands - Both Cowboy and Stella have reorganised their top management to face today's challenges. Cowboy has hired a new Chief Supply Chain Officer while Stella founder Daan van Renselaar has pulled out of the daily operation.

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