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Fürstenberg acquired the majority of Italian dry fruit distributor Noberasco through illimity Credit & Corporate Turnaround Fund, as BeBeez earlier reported in December 2025 (see here a previous post by BeBeez). The Noberasco Family will keep a minority. Paola Tondelli is the ceo of Fürstenberg. See here the Appeal for approval of the debt restructuring agreement that the company filed with Savona Court in January 2025 available for the subscribers to BeBeez News Premium and BeBeez Private Data. Noberasco has debts in the region of 120 million euros with Banco Desio, Banca MPS, Banca Passadore, Banca Progetto, BPER Banca, Crédit Agricole Italia, Deutsche Bank, Filse-Finanziaria ligure per lo sviluppo economico, Intesa Sanpaolo, Unicredit, and iCCT Illimity. In 2024, the fund invested in the company after it reached an agreement with its lenders. BeBeez Private Data, the private capital database of BeBeez and FSI, monitors Fürstenberg and its investments. Find out here how to subscribe for one month or one year or Click here for booking a demo videocall with BeBeez database manager
Pamaf, an Italian whole seller of PVC window frames, tabled the Mimit with an expression of interes for troubled Italian retailer of house appliances Kasanova a company for which Mario Brambilla acts as ceo (see here a previous post by BeBeez). On 9 February, Monday, Kasanova asked Monza Court to start a receivership procedure. Caterina Giovannetti, the delegated judge, appointed Luca Brivio, Michele Pozzoli and Lucia Rizzi as extraordinary administrators.See here the notes of the company’s board meeting available for the subscribers to BeBeez News Premium and BeBeez Private Data. See here the BeBeez Insight View on Turnaround and Distressed investments. Pamaf belongs to Antonio Bernardo.
Troubled Italian department stores chain Coin will close between April and July 2026 the shops in Rome’s Via Cola di Rienzo, Verona’s Via Cappello (Coin Excelsior) and Milan’s Corso Vercelli, an asset that Maghen Capital purchased in May 2025 for 33 million euros with the aim of converting it in luxury flats (see here a previous post by BeBeez). Roberto Rondelli (chairman), Marica Carraro (vicechairwoman), Matteo Cosmi (ceo), Ignazio Pellecchia, Tito Raccanello, Federico Sarti, and Ermanno Sgaravato are the Coin’s directors.
Troubled ISAB-Industria Siciliana Asfalti e Bitumi said it reached an agreement for its restructuring process (see here a previous post by BeBeez). ISAB is reportedly of interest to Ludoil Energy, an energy logistic company that belongs to Donato Ammaturo.
