Union 3F Roskilde petitions for bankruptcy of construction firm IKbyg

The trade union 3F Roskilde has filed a bankruptcy petition against the construction company IKbyg ApS, and the case is set for hearing at Retten i Roskilde on Monday 2 November 2026 at 11:45. The summons, published in Statstidende on 30 October 2026 under reference S28102026-278, states that failure to appear may result in a bankruptcy decree being pronounced. The notice was issued by Retten i Roskilde on 28 October 2026.

The announcement appears in the section for summonses and notices (Stævninger og indkaldelser), under the heading for persons and companies. It is the formal step by which the bankruptcy court brings a petition to the debtor’s attention and fixes the date of the first hearing. The text states that the summons must appear in Statstidende no later than the day before the court session, which is why publication on 30 October precedes the Monday hearing.

No amount is given in the notice: the size of the claim behind the petition is not published, and the document records only the identity of the petitioner, the debtor and the court.

The parties and the hearing

• Petitioner: 3F Roskilde s.m.f., Holbækvej 106b, 4000 Roskilde.
• Debtor: IKbyg ApS, CVR-nr. 45911462, Karlslunde Strandvej 76, 1, 2690 Karlslunde.
• Court: Retten i Roskilde, Mødelokale K, Ved Ringen 1, 2., 4000 Roskilde.
• Date and time: Monday 2 November 2026 at 11:45.
• Document: Statstidende, 30 October 2026, reference S28102026-278.

Service by public notice

The announcement states that the summons is served through Statstidende because other forms of service have not been possible. This is the reason the case reaches the public record at all: the court is notifying the company through the official gazette rather than by ordinary delivery.

The notice adds that IKbyg ApS may obtain a copy of the petition from the bankruptcy court’s office. It also carries the standard warning that absence from the hearing can lead to a decree being issued without further proceedings — meaning the company’s bankruptcy could be declared on the day, on the basis of the petition alone.

What a decree would set in motion

Bankruptcy decrees published in the bankruptcy estates section of the same edition of Statstidende follow a fixed pattern, and indicate what would come next if the court rules against IKbyg ApS.

• A trustee (kurator) is appointed by name, with a business address.
• Any request for the election of a trustee and a creditors’ committee must be submitted in writing to the bankruptcy court within three weeks of the announcement.
• Creditors are called on to file their claims with the trustee, stated as at the date of the decree, within four weeks.
• The decree announcement also records the court’s case number and the date the petition was received.

None of those steps has yet been published for IKbyg ApS; the company remains the subject of a pending petition, not of a declared bankruptcy.

Why it matters

Construction is one of the sectors where subcontractors and employees carry the greatest exposure when a company fails, and a union-initiated petition is a public signal that wages or other claims are already in dispute. For suppliers, clients and staff of IKbyg ApS, the 2 November hearing at Retten i Roskilde is the point at which the company’s immediate future is decided, and the outcome will be recorded in Statstidende as either a bankruptcy decree or a continued case.

Source: Statstidende, 30 October 2026, Stævninger og indkaldelser (official reference: S28102026-278).