Reinsberg bought the brand. The moratorium runs to October.

An Uzwil business founded in 2022 that buys compressed waste bales from companies and sells baling presses and machinery, with an estimated CHF 11.3 million of revenue and a website showing a Pforzheim address. VAT deregistration at that revenue level is the hardest signal in our set: a company does not leave the VAT register while it is still invoicing. Combined with a board down to one, this reads as an operation being wound back toward its German parent.

A Bern company founded in 2008 building powered drive systems and technical aids for wheelchairs, on roughly CHF 3 million of revenue with the omnimobil, multimobil and jst multidrive marks registered. Andreas Jutzeler remains president. Mobility-aid manufacturers sell into cantonal and insurance reimbursement channels that take years to enter, which is why the distribution approvals in a business this size are usually worth more than its plant.

Founded in 2017 to supply and manage networked energy and fluids on the Marly Innovation Center site and across the commune of Marly, on roughly CHF 7.6 million of revenue and audited by Fiduconsult Fribourg. Its revenue is a site concession: the customers are the tenants of a former industrial campus, and the contract is the asset. A board contraction dated inside this week, on that kind of structure, is worth a call before the next one.

Bankruptcy opened by the Konkursgericht of the Bezirksgericht Zürich with effect from 20 August at 14:00, published 27 August, against CHF 4.9 million of share capital — the largest Swiss estate of the week and one nobody reported. Idiag built the IDIAG M360, the radiation-free spine scanner sold for two decades as the SpinalMouse and MediMouse, alongside MedX back-strengthening equipment and the P100 respiratory trainer, on a substantial clinical literature. Norbert Albin chaired a board of four; Acribia audited. The register carried warnings: four executive-management members left in a single 2023 filing, and in May 2025 the company gave up its Fehraltorf home for a Zurich address.

Bankruptcy published 26 August against CHF 113,000 of share capital. SwissMeo of Neuchâtel made watches under the Hooke & Huygens name: patented ring-shaped cases with interchangeable gemstone centres and eight barrels giving close to a week of power reserve. Two registered marks, one administrator, and an estimated CHF 881,000 of revenue. Independent watchmaking at this scale fails on working capital rather than on demand — the movement development is paid for years before the first retail sale. The patents and the brand are separable and will find a buyer; the company will not.

Bankruptcy published 28 August against CHF 150,000 of share capital. The operating company of the Landgasthof Hirschen in Eggiwil, an Emmental country inn with hotel rooms that also ran catering, party service and event hospitality: between ten and fifty staff, an estimated CHF 3.5 million of revenue, and a family board including Alexander Liechti of Eggiwil. Its stated purpose included buying and selling property, which is the question for any buyer here — whether the building sits in this estate or beside it. Rural hospitality has been the most reliable source of estate volume in our data all year.