A well-known chain closes electronics stores. We have a list

This is the Neonet chain of stores. The company managing them is in terrible shape. Bankruptcy proceedings were avoided, but restructuring proceedings are currently underway. This, in turn, involves restructuring to repay creditors.

Neonet will close 26 stores

Part of the restructuring is the liquidation of stationary stores and layoffs of employees. A total of 26 Neonet branches will close by the end of February. We already know the full list:

• Augustów, ul. Ziemiańska 1,
• Bielsko Biała, ul. Kolista 23,
• Braniewo, ul. Żeromskiego 19,
• Głuchołazy, ul. Kościuszki 12,
• Grodzisk Mazowiecki, ul. Rzemieślnicza 22,
• Hrubieszów, ul. Dworcowa 3,
• Jarosław, ul. Elektrowniana 1,
• Kobierzyce – Bielany Wrocławskie, ul. Czekoladowa 7-9,
• Krzepice, ul. Andersa 4,
• Lubań, Plac Szarech Szeregów 1,
• Łomianki, ul. Warszawska 122,
• Nowy Dwór Gdański, ul. Warszawska 2H,
• Olecko, ul. Zwycięstwa 12,
• Oleśnica, ul. Rzemieślnicza 8a,
• Polkowice, ul. Kopalniana 4A,
• Połaniec, ul. Czarnieckiego 8,
• Pszczyna, ul. Bielska 24A,
• Puck, ul. Kopernika 4,
• Puławy, ul. Partisan 2,
• Rydułtowy, ul. Raciborska 144,
• Sokółka, ul. Łąkowa 5,
• Strzegom, ul. Wojska Polskiego 80J,
• Suwałki, ul. Jana Pawła II 2,
• Zamość, ul. Legionów 8,
• Zgierz, ul. Gałczyńskiego 40,
• Żywiec, ul. Żeromskiego 2.

The layoffs of employees from the closed stores started in January.

What about customers? Neonet ensures that if there are problems with the purchased goods and a complaint is necessary, customers can contact customer service in another stationary store, by phone, e-mail or via the form on the website. The network will take care of the entire process of collecting the equipment from the customer if a complaint is already pending and it is necessary.