Corporate Reorganization
A New Chance for Your Company to Overcome Financial Difficulties
Financial problems do not always mean the end. If your product or service is viable but temporary issues block progress, reorganization may be the right way to save your company.
Reorganization is a formal process that helps companies in difficulty restore solvency and continue operations. It is not a magic fix, but in the right cases it can be appropriate. The process is regulated by the Reorganization Act.
“Reorganization is not a lifeline for everyone, but done at the right time it can be the right decision.” - Raul Pint
Raul Pint has worked in this field since 1995. Many companies have avoided bankruptcy and completed reorganization with his help.
Why Choose Reorganization?
🔄 Alternative to bankruptcy
Keep your company, protect jobs, and maintain your brand.
📉 Debt restructuring
A reorganization plan can extend or reduce obligations.
📈 Real recovery potential
If the business model works, the company can regain momentum.
👨💼 Expert by your side
Raul Pint helps create a realistic action plan.
This solution is best when:
The company has temporary difficulties but demand for products/services remains
Revenue has fallen temporarily but market potential is intact
Creditors are willing to cooperate
You want to avoid bankruptcy and give your company a second chance.
3 Simple Steps
How Reorganization Works?
1
Free consultation
We objectively assess if reorganization is realistic for you. In practice, it is often just a delay of bankruptcy by a few years, so the situation must be judged carefully.
2
We map out all debts, obligations and potential risks.
3
Further procedures are regulated by the Reorganization Act.
Why Clients Choose
Raul Pint?
🏆 30 years of experience
📊 Extensive experience with complex cases
⚖️ Legal and compliant with all regulations
💬 Clear communication we say things as they are
🤝 Satisfaction guarantee
We faced temporary difficulties when a major client failed to pay on time. Reorganization helped us avoid bankruptcy and continue business.
During the pandemic, orders dropped sharply. Raul helped create a plan to keep the business alive, and it still operates today.
Bankruptcy seemed like the only way, but reorganization gave us breathing room. Now we are back in making profit.
Most common situations:
The company has temporary difficulties but the model works
Revenues are down temporarily but demand remains
Creditors are
cooperative
The company wants to avoid bankruptcy and continue.
Frequently Asked Questions
When Reorganization
Is NOT Suitable?
If the company no longer has a viable model
If creditors are not willing to cooperate
If obligations exceed realistic recovery ability
If there are ongoing criminal or complex
legal proceedings