Danish self-governing institution Stensbæk enters liquidation after extraordinary meeting

Stensbæk, a self-governing institution registered in Gram, has entered liquidation following an extraordinary general meeting held on 23 September 2026. The winding-up was announced in Statstidende on 9 October 2026 under the company heading “Aktie- og anpartsselskaber · Likvidation og tvangsopløsning”, official reference S07102026-263. Creditors have three months from the date of the announcement to notify their claims to the appointed liquidator.

The notice was signed in Haderslev on 7 October 2026 by Mette H. Bindeballe and published in Denmark’s official gazette, Statstidende, which is issued by Civilstyrelsen under the Justitsministeriet (Ministry of Justice). Statstidende is the statutory channel for company-law announcements, including liquidations and compulsory dissolutions, and publication there is what starts the clock for creditors.

The institution is identified by its Central Business Register number, CVR 31977363, and its registered address at Stensbækvej 29, 6510 Gram, in southern Jutland.

The liquidation decision

The decision to wind up the institution was taken by an extraordinary general meeting on 23 September 2026, according to the announcement. The notice states that Stensbæk has entered liquidation (“er trådt i likvidation”) in accordance with that meeting.

The entry appears in the gazette’s company section, under the subheading for liquidation and compulsory dissolution (“Likvidation og tvangsopløsning”). It is a standard creditor call: any creditor is invited to notify its claim to the liquidator within the three-month window.

Creditors’ deadline and liquidator

• Creditors must file claims within three months of the announcement in Statstidende.
• Claims are to be submitted to the liquidator, Anners P. Dahl, Præstegaardsvej 12, 6070 Christiansfeld.
• The announcement was signed in Haderslev on 7 October 2026 by Mette H. Bindeballe.
• Registered details of the entity: Stensbæk selvejende institution, CVR 31977363, Stensbækvej 29, 6510 Gram.

What the notice means

The publication fixes a single official point of contact — the liquidator in Christiansfeld — for the duration of the winding-up, and sets the formal cut-off for claims. No figures for assets, liabilities or the number of creditors are given in the announcement.

For creditors, suppliers and former employees of Stensbæk, the publication is the formal trigger for the claims deadline; failing to file within the three-month period can mean losing standing in the liquidation. The notice also gives the institution’s counterparties a clear, gazette-recorded route for submitting claims while the liquidation proceeds.

Source: Statstidende, 9 October 2026, Aktie- og anpartsselskaber · Likvidation og tvangsopløsning (official reference: S07102026-263).