FN Finans ApS enters voluntary liquidation with three-month creditor deadline

FN FINANS ApS is entering voluntary liquidation after a resolution adopted at the company’s general meeting on 7 October 2026, according to an announcement published in Statstidende on 15 October 2026. Catharina Belina Frandsen was elected as liquidator, and the company’s creditors are called on to file their claims within three months of publication. The notice appears under the heading “Aktie- og anpartsselskaber · Likvidation og tvangsopløsning” with the official reference S13102026-322.

Statstidende is Denmark’s official gazette for legal announcements, published by Civilstyrelsen under Justitsministeriet. A voluntary liquidation is a solvent winding-up decided by the owners themselves, rather than a bankruptcy declared by a court, and it is initiated by a resolution of the general meeting. Danish company law requires the liquidator to publish a formal call to creditors so that anyone with an outstanding claim on the company can register it before the estate is finally distributed. The statutory basis cited in the notice is § 221 of the Danish Companies Act (selskabsloven).

The company and the resolution

The announcement identifies the company and the decision as follows:

• Company: FN FINANS ApS
• Central business register number (CVR): 75089619
• Registered address: Bagsværd Hovedgade 116A, 8 e, 2880 Bagsværd, Denmark
• Resolution: voluntary liquidation adopted at the general meeting of 7 October 2026
• Liquidator elected: Catharina Belina Frandsen
• Liquidator’s address: Storøhagevej 11A, Lammefjorden, 4550 Asnæs, Denmark
• Signatory: Yasser Marzouk, Karva ApS, on behalf of the liquidator, signed in Copenhagen on 13 October 2026

The notice carries no statement of the company’s assets, liabilities or the expected duration of the winding-up, and no figures are given for the size of the estate.

Creditor call and deadline

Creditors are invited to submit their claims to the liquidator at the address stated in the announcement. The deadline is set by law rather than by the company: claims must be filed no later than three months after the creditor call is published in the Danish Business Authority’s IT system, in accordance with § 221 of the Companies Act. Because the call was published in Statstidende on 15 October 2026, the three-month period runs to approximately mid-January 2027.

• Claims must be sent to the liquidator, Catharina Belina Frandsen, at Storøhagevej 11A, Lammefjorden, 4550 Asnæs
• Filing period: three months from publication of the creditor call
• Legal basis: selskabsloven § 221
• Publication date of the notice: 15 October 2026

What the liquidation means in practice

Once the liquidation is registered, the liquidator takes over the management of the company, realises its assets and settles its obligations in the order prescribed by law before any remaining funds are distributed to the owners. The company continues to exist as a legal entity during this period, but its purpose is limited to the winding-up.

For anyone dealing with FN FINANS ApS, the practical consequence is that claims not filed within the three-month window risk being excluded from the distribution, since the liquidator is entitled to proceed on the basis of the claims that have been registered. Suppliers, lenders, landlords and private individuals with unsettled invoices or other outstanding demands should therefore act on the published address rather than wait for direct contact.

The announcement is a routine but legally decisive step: it converts the general meeting’s decision into a public, dated call that starts the clock for every creditor of the company. It also gives the liquidation a fixed point of reference for anyone who later needs to document when the company entered the process and which liquidator was authorised to act on its behalf.

Source: Statstidende, 15 October 2026, Aktie- og anpartsselskaber · Likvidation og tvangsopløsning (official reference: S13102026-322).