LUMINARIS Estate bankrupt: creditors given four weeks to file claims

LUMINARIS Estate ApS has been taken into bankruptcy by decree of Sø- og Handelsrettens skifteret dated 6 November 2026, in case K 2743/26-G, on the basis of an application received from the company’s liquidator the same day. The decree is published in Statstidende of 10 November 2026, reference S06112026-87, and gives every creditor four weeks from publication to register a claim.

The company, CVR number 45629619, is registered at Store Kongensgade 40H, 2, 1264 København K. The court has appointed advokat Søren Aamann Jensen, of Alexandriagade 8, 2150 Nordhavn, as trustee of the estate.

The announcement appears in the Konkursboer section of Statstidende, Denmark’s official gazette for legal notices, published by Civilstyrelsen under Justitsministeriet. The same edition of 10 November 2026 carries 35 bankruptcy decrees dated 6 November, all issued by the Copenhagen bankruptcy court, which handles insolvencies for the capital region.

What creditors have to do

Any person or company holding a claim against the debtor is invited to notify it to the trustee within four weeks of the announcement, quantified as at the date of the bankruptcy, 6 November 2026. The notice states that the filing should be accompanied by documentation of the claim.

• Deadline: four weeks from publication on 10 November 2026.
• Recipient: advokat Søren Aamann Jensen, Alexandriagade 8, 2150 Nordhavn.
• Valuation date: claims must be stated as at the bankruptcy date, 6 November 2026.
• Attachments: documentary proof of the claim should be enclosed.

No meeting yet scheduled to elect a trustee

The decree records that no meeting has been convened to elect a trustee or to establish a creditors’ committee. A creditor who wants such a meeting must submit a written request to Sø- og Handelsrettens skifteret, Amaliegade 35, 2. sal, 1256 København K, within three weeks of the announcement.

That three-week window runs in parallel with the four-week claims deadline, so any creditor intending to challenge the appointment or seek representation on a committee must act on the shorter timetable. The notice does not state the size of the estate or the value of the claims involved.

A second estate registered at the same address

The same edition of the gazette contains a further decree dated 6 November 2026 concerning SKY Estate Holding ApS, CVR number 45628647, entered in case K 2741/26-D on an application from its liquidator received the same day. That company is registered at the identical address, Store Kongensgade 40H, 2, 1264 København K, and has the same trustee, advokat Søren Aamann Jensen.

The two notices are separate bankruptcy orders and neither states any legal or commercial connection between the two companies beyond the shared address and trustee.

Significance for creditors and counterparties

Both announcements belong to the ordinary flow of Copenhagen bankruptcy decrees, but they matter directly to anyone invoicing, leasing to or litigating against either company. A claim not filed within the four-week period may lose its standing in the distribution of the estate, and the absence of a creditors’ committee means creditors must organise themselves if they want a formal voice in the proceedings. Contracting parties should treat 6 November 2026 as the cut-off for calculating what they are owed.

Source: Statstidende, 10 November 2026, Konkursboer (official reference: S06112026-87).