Daughters Sonnies

The chain of supermarkets for children's goods "Daughters-Sons" offers its customers a range of goods - over 60,000 items from more than 500 suppliers from Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, Poland, China, Turkey, Spain, France, Italy and other countries. The company's catalog includes everything you need for kids ages 0 to 16, ranging from nappies, toys, clothes and strollers to car seats, bikes and camping tents. The company opened 138 stores in Russia, each of which is 1,500-2,000 square meters, and attendance is more than 30,000 people per month. The company constantly studies the preferences and requests of buyers, on the basis of which it develops new models.

History

2023: Debt to creditors - 5.2 billion rubles

The network of children's goods stores "Daughters-Sons" owes creditors at least 5.2 billion. rubles This became known from the materials of the case, which came to the Arbitration Court Moscow with a statement on bringing the owners of the retailer to subsidiary liability to creditors. The bankruptcy trustee of the company "" appealed to the court.Victory

According to Vedomosti, the defendants in the lawsuit are the retailer's shareholders Vladimir Bondyashov and his son Alexander, as well as the owner of Pobeda Tatyana Peregudova. Experts believe that businessmen can be brought to subsidiary liability if the impossibility of repaying creditors' claims due to their inaction is proved.

The network of children's goods stores "Daughters-sons" owes creditors 5.2 billion rubles

The publication says that the total debt of the owners of the Subsidiaries-Sons network to creditors is at least 5.2 billion rubles. The final amount will be established after the completion of the formation of a register of requirements for all structures of the retailer. Owners of retailers can be brought to subsidiary liability for this entire amount, according to lawyers interviewed by the publication.

The reasons for the bankruptcy of the network are the late adoption by the company of a decision to attract investors and a heterogeneous portfolio of bank loans. The retailer was also affected by the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, as well as the impossibility of including it in the list of backbone enterprises due to the lack of a holding structure.^[1]

2020-2022

In 2022, six operating companies of the Subsidiaries-Sons group, and then the Bondyashovs themselves, were declared bankrupt. In 2020, this network was considered the second largest retailer of children's goods in terms of turnover (after Detsky Mir). Then the Infoline agency estimated its market share at about 3%. In 2021, the company took 5th place in the ranking with a share of 1.6%.

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