SPECIFIC TERMS AND CONDITIONS
For the purposes of these Specific Terms and Conditions: “Agent” and “Specialised Entity” refer to GOBID ESPAÑA, S.L.; “Insolvency Administration” refers to the insolvency administration of the joint voluntary insolvency proceedings of the companies in the Scoobic Group, declared by the Commercial Division of Seville Court of Instance No. 3, with the liquidation phase opened; and references to “auction” or “sale” in the General Terms and Conditions shall be understood as referring to this process for collecting binding offers that are alternatives to the offer to acquire the business unit submitted to the Court by an initial bidder, whose identity and terms are provided in the data room, pursuant to Article 224 bis TRLC.
Sale period:
Start: gio 29/10/2026 ore 15:00
End: ven 20/11/2026 ore 15:00
Viewing conditions:
Viewing dates: by appointment and upon signing the NDA for this process. Viewings will be coordinated with the Insolvency Administration.
To book viewings and receive further information and details: [email protected] - tel. +34.911.875.990 (ES)
Deposit
For a submitted binding offer to be valid, it must be accompanied by a deposit equal to 3% of the total value offered (the amount offered plus the liabilities assumed or taken over).
If any bidder, including the initial bidder, improves its financial proposal during the offer submission period, it must increase the deposit proportionally to the new amount offered.
The deposit must be paid by bank transfer to the following account:
BANCO DE SABADELL, S.A
IBAN: ES24 0081 0682 4100 0189 4093
SWIFT/BIC: BSABESBBXXX
ACCOUNT HOLDER: GOBID ESPAÑA S.L.
Reference: (sale number and lot number)
The deposit must be credited before the offer collection period ends.
Only once the deposit has been received will the offer be considered valid and forwarded to the Insolvency Administration for assessment.
To expedite processing, proof of payment should be sent to [email protected]
Bidders who have participated in the offer collection process and whose offer has been admitted for examination by the Insolvency Administration, even if it has not been assessed as the best offer submitted to the Court, will receive their security deposit within 20 business days from the judicial ruling on the award.
Offers that do not meet the formal requirements set out in these conditions will be notified as inadmissible, and their security deposit will be returned within 10 business days of that notification.
If, after paying the deposit and being awarded the Business Unit, the bidder fails to complete the acquisition by paying the sale price and the Buyer’s Premium, the security deposit will be retained. In that case, the Business Unit may be awarded to the next-highest bidder, as determined by the Court following a report from the Insolvency Administration, and so on.
Charges
The transfer of the business unit will be made free of charges and encumbrances, on the terms established in the judicial ruling authorising the transaction, pursuant to Article 224 bis and related provisions of the TRLC.
The following are exceptions to the above:
(i) the mortgage over the real estate, in respect of which the bidder must expressly state in its offer which of the following two options it chooses: (a) assume the guaranteed debtor position; or (b) request that the property be transferred free of the charge, allocating the corresponding portion of the offered price to satisfy the claim benefiting from special priority, on the terms provided for in the TRLC;
(ii) charges in rem affecting other assets that the bidder decides to include within the scope of its offer;
(iii) rights limiting ownership, statutory and tax liabilities, the relevant planning obligations and/or any other charges that may be identified as non-cancellable;
(iv) employment and Social Security obligations arising from the transfer of the employment contracts of the employees included within the scope, in accordance with the applicable regulations.
Under no circumstances shall the estates of the companies in insolvency proceedings bear any costs relating to the disposal.
Orders for the cancellation of charges shall only be issued by the Court once the Insolvency Administration has provided evidence of the effective transfer of the assets.
The Insolvency Administration will request that the Court cancel charges and register entries relating to both attachments and the proceedings; the costs arising from this will be borne by the acquirer.
Participation and award procedure
The offer collection process will be managed under the following procedures:
To submit a binding acquisition offer, the user must register on www.gobid.es, enter their personal details, request registration for the sale and accept its terms and conditions.
Additionally, to access the Data Room, the user must sign the NDA for this process. Interested parties who signed an NDA during the previous phase must sign the new NDA, as this is a new competitive process. The Data Room will provide interested parties with the judicial ruling declaring the insolvency proceedings, the initial binding offer, and all documentation relating to the proceedings and the companies in insolvency proceedings.
In addition, offers must contain at least the following information:
Submission of a Binding Offer
A binding acquisition offer must be submitted in accordance with the criteria set out below and remain valid until the judicial ruling deciding on the award:
1. Reliable identification of the bidder or, if acting on behalf of third parties, evidence of the relevant powers of attorney, including details of the bidder’s corporate structure and beneficial ownership.
2. A declaration that the bidder is not a person specially related to the companies in the group within the meaning of the TRLC or, where applicable, express disclosure of any existing relationship.
3. A business plan and a plan for the continuation of the business activity.
4. Evidence of technical capacity: information on the human and technical resources available to the bidder and, where applicable, preliminary agreements with third parties relevant to the continuation and viability of the business.
5. Evidence of financial capacity: annual accounts for the last three financial years, certificates confirming that the bidder is up to date with its obligations to the AEAT and TGSS, a certificate of funds or solvency issued by the financial institution with which it does business and, where applicable, guarantees and security provided to ensure successful completion of the transaction.
6. Details of the scope and proposed purchase price of the business unit. The offer must include, at a minimum, the essential scope detailed in the description of the Business Unit published in the sale listing; the bidder may, with reasons, propose the inclusion of additional assets and contracts.
7. Treatment of charges in rem over assets included within the scope: with respect to the mortgage over the industrial property, the offer must expressly state whether the bidder chooses to (i) assume the guaranteed debtor position, deducting its amount from the offered price, or (ii) request that the property be transferred free of the charge, allocating the corresponding portion of the price to satisfy the claim benefiting from special priority, in accordance with the TRLC.
8. Impact of the offer on the liabilities and on the employees of the productive unit. The offer must clearly specify the commitment to maintain the jobs included in the offer, with the scope of that commitment being a preferred evaluation criterion.
9. Commitment to continue or resume the activity for a minimum of two years (pursuant to Article 224 septies TRLC), with the understanding that failure to comply entitles any affected party to claim compensation from the purchaser for the damages and losses caused.
10. Allocation of the offered price among the four active estates of the companies in the Scoobic Group subject to insolvency proceedings, and allocation by company of the liabilities and obligations assumed.
The Insolvency Administration may request clarification or further details regarding any of the above points which, in its opinion, are not sufficiently explicit in the submitted offer.
In addition, the bidder must submit the offer form (published online) and send it signed, as acceptance of these terms, to the email address [email protected], together with proof of the bank transfer for payment of the security deposit and the binding offer for the Productive Unit. The offer form will be sent to the interested party only after they have registered for the sale through the portal www.gobid.es, and must be returned signed to the email address [email protected] together with proof of the bank transfer for payment of the security deposit and the binding offer for the Productive Unit.
Submitting the offer form together with payment of the required security deposit shall constitute acceptance of the terms of use of the www.gobid.es platform, the general and specific terms of the sale, and all documentation attached to the sale page.
The binding offers submitted shall constitute a formal commitment by the bidder to acquire the assets.
The details entered when registering on the auction page will be used to identify the successful bidder for the sale and the lots, and to establish ownership thereof.
Once the submission period has ended, GOBID will forward all offers received to the Insolvency Administration, which will issue the evaluation report provided for in Article 224 bis.2 and 5 TRLC, giving reasoned consideration to the suitability of the initial offer and the alternative offers for each of the four estates. If so decided, a bidding improvement phase may be opened among bidders whose offers are deemed valid, using the highest offer as the starting price; during this phase, only the financial value of the offers submitted may be increased. The decision to authorise the transfer rests with the Court.
The Insolvency Administration may issue an unfavourable opinion on offers it considers insufficient or unviable.
Warning: the transfer of the Productive Unit requires judicial authorisation in all cases. For this purpose, the Insolvency Administration will issue its report and submit it to the Court in due course to obtain the court order authorising the transfer.
Confirmation of the award will be sent to the designated bidder only once the Court has approved the offer, together with instructions for making the payments within the prescribed time limits. If the Court does not authorise the award of the Productive Unit to the selected offer, the sale cannot be formalised, the offer will be cancelled, and the deposit paid will be refunded.
Method of payment
The Buyer’s Premium must be paid in full by bank transfer using the accounts communicated at the time of registration or together with the award notification (see the general auction terms).
The provisional successful bidder must deposit the total sale price plus VAT (if applicable) into the account for the insolvency proceedings specified by the Insolvency Administration, which will be provided when the award confirmation is sent, within the prescribed time limit (see the general terms).
Subject to prior authorisation by the Insolvency Administration, the sale price may be paid when the sale is formalised before a notary.
Any expenses relating to the transfer of ownership, the notarial deed and the cancellation, in any public register, of any charges or encumbrances on the assets must be deposited before the date set for formalising the sale. Once all amounts have been paid, ownership will be transferred by means of a notarial deed, in accordance with the arrangements established by the Insolvency Administration.
Payment deadline
The award price must be paid within 30 calendar days of the award notification or when the sale is formalised before a notary (only with the prior authorisation of the Insolvency Administration).
The Buyer’s Premium must be paid within 15 days of the award notification.
Transfer of ownership
The sale of the Productive Unit will be formalised, as determined by the Court, either by a court order awarding the assets or by authorisation for the Insolvency Administration to sell them by public notarial deed, in accordance with the terms established by the Insolvency Administration. In any event, the transfer will take place only once the award price, fees (Buyer’s Premium) and any other expenses arising from the purchase have been paid, with all costs borne by the successful bidder.
The Insolvency Administration will ultimately request that the Court Clerk proceed with the discharge of any attachments, charges and entries arising from the proceedings that encumber the assets transferred, by issuing the corresponding orders (except where the bidder makes an offer expressly assuming the insolvent company’s position under the mortgage). Any costs associated with such discharges will be borne by the successful bidders.
If the designated highest bidder, once awarded the assets, fails to attend the execution of the documents necessary for their transfer, the Agent, in agreement with the Insolvency Administration, may deem the bidder to have withdrawn their purchase offer without the need for an express judicial declaration or notice. The amount deposited as security will be forfeited and retained as compensation. In that case, the Productive Unit may be awarded to the next-highest bidder, as determined by the Court following a report from the Insolvency Administration, and so on.
Other specific terms
Buyer's Premium: The bidder who is ultimately awarded the assets must pay the fees of the specialist firm, set at 5,00%, plus 21% VAT (if applicable). This will be calculated on the basis of the total value of the offer submitted, i.e. the sum of the amount offered plus the liabilities assumed or taken over and any other consideration or encumbrance included in the offer to acquire the Productive Unit.
The commission (Buyer’s Premium) shall be payable by the purchaser or successful bidder, whether or not they are the creditor holding a special privilege.
Administration expenses: administration expenses, to be borne in full by the successful bidder, are payable to cover the service of formalising the sale, which will be organised by GOBID. The administration expenses are fixed at €300 (plus applicable taxes, if any).
Taxes on the Award: VAT and/or any other tax applicable under the regulations and depending on the successful bidder shall be applied.
Condition of the assets and bidder’s declaration of awareness: The assets shall be sold in the condition in which they are found, both in terms of their physical configuration and their legal status. Furthermore, anyone submitting a bid does so by accepting the current registry and planning conditions. A visit to the Production Unit’s premises is recommended.
By the mere act of submitting an offer to purchase the production unit during the offer collection phase on the GOBID ESPAÑA SL online platform, both the bidder and the successful bidder declare and accept that they are aware of the state of repair of the premises; the legal, planning, registry and administrative status of all the properties; the administrative and legal status of the administrative licences required to carry out the current business activity and of the trademark; the state of repair of the technical installations, machinery, tools, other fixed assets, vehicles, computer equipment, furniture or any other movable or immovable property; the status of, and the possibility that they may not be recoverable, the credit rights, loans, financial investments and guarantees provided; the account balances in the bank accounts; and the financial lease agreements being transferred. They also declare that they have received all the information necessary to submit their offer voluntarily and freely, with a thorough and extensive understanding of all the aspects and circumstances required to formulate it.
All expenses, taxes, fees, etc. arising from the sale shall be borne by the successful bidder or purchaser, including removal and transport costs, any costs associated with the transfer of ownership, notarial deed costs and any costs of cancelling charges or encumbrances on the assets in any public register.
Successful bidders or purchasers of any lot or asset expressly waive any claims relating to the condition of the asset. For this purpose, interested parties who expressly request it shall be allowed to inspect the condition of the assets included in the Lot on the dates previously set for this purpose, once the NDA agreement has been signed. Under no circumstances shall the Insolvency Administrator or GOBID ESPAÑA SL be responsible for the proper operation, condition, vehicle inspections, etc. of the lots comprising the asset. To this end, the assets shall be transferred as specific, identified items.
The sale does not include any post-sale warranty for non-conformity of the asset, and no purchaser or interested party may make a claim on this basis.
Therefore, any damage or lack of quality in the assets sold shall not give rise to any out-of-court or judicial claim for compensation or damages.
Any liability of the Agent relating to the existence of third-party rights over the assets being sold is excluded.
The sale is made on the condition that the purchaser shall bear their own expenses and responsibility for verifying that the asset offered for sale is in fact to their satisfaction.
GOBID ESPAÑA SL shall not be liable for any errors or inaccuracies in the translation of texts and materials published on the website.