Copenhagen court declares holding firm Ziphnor Holding bankrupt

The Maritime and Commercial Court’s bankruptcy division (Sø- og Handelsrettens skifteret) placed the Copenhagen holding company Ziphnor Holding ApS into bankruptcy by decree of 11 September 2026, following a petition received on 10 September 2026 from the company’s liquidator. The decision is published in the bankruptcy-estates section of Statstidende of 15 September 2026 under notice S11092026-86. Creditors now have four weeks to file their claims with the appointed trustee.

The bankruptcy order

The decree was issued under case number K 1805/26-K and covers Ziphnor Holding ApS, registered under CVR number 45133494 at Vestervang 67, 2500 Valby. The company was taken into bankruptcy proceedings on the basis of a petition lodged by its liquidator, a route that typically follows a decision that the company cannot continue to meet its obligations.

• Debtor: Ziphnor Holding ApS (CVR 45133494), Vestervang 67, 2500 Valby
• Case number: K 1805/26-K
• Petition date: 10 September 2026 (from the liquidator)
• Decree date: 11 September 2026

Trustee and creditor deadlines

The court appointed attorney Henrik Selchau Poulsen, of Nørregade 21, 1165 København K, as trustee (kurator) of the estate. No meeting has been scheduled for the election of a trustee or the appointment of a creditors’ committee; any creditor seeking such a meeting must apply in writing to Sø- og Handelsrettens skifteret, Amaliegade 35, 2. sal, 1256 København K, within three weeks of this notice.

• Trustee: Advokat Henrik Selchau Poulsen, Nørregade 21, 1165 København K
• Meeting request deadline: within 3 weeks of publication
• Claim filing deadline: within 4 weeks of publication

Claims against the estate

Anyone holding a claim or other demand against the debtor is called upon to file it with the trustee within four weeks of this notice, with the claim valued as of the bankruptcy date. Filings should be accompanied by documentation supporting the claim. The court signed the notice on 11 September 2026.

For creditors and counterparties of the holding company, the four-week window is the decisive step: claims not filed in time risk being excluded from the distribution of the estate. The case is a notable Copenhagen holding-company insolvency handled by the specialised Maritime and Commercial Court.

Source: Statstidende, 15 September 2026, Konkursboer (bankruptcy estates), notice S11092026-86 (official reference: S11092026-86).