Nerves in Las Palmas between courts and lawyers from Santana Cazorla e Hijos. A group of Anfi del Mar creditor banks has given the green light to the viability plan presented by Lopesan to take control of Anfi del Mar. The group's general director, José Luis Trujillo, announced this Holy Wednesday the existence of an agreement that The council of Anfi del Mar, now in bankruptcy, must authorize to get out of the commercial quagmire without risk to the 800 families but without going into the substance of the matter: what is the removal of 80% of the creditors like? In November 2023, the Canarian Legal Alliance (CLA) agreed to join Lopesan's financial viability plan due to the age of many of its clients. It has been the kindness of the firm's clients towards the tourist destination that has also partly saved the situation because, deep down, not accepting this agreement was killing a company with 800 workers behind it.
Financial sources consulted by Maspalomas24H said that "what has happened is not that scientific either" since the creditors "were mostly banks" and European families that owned rights to time sharing; "but the majority were banks" and "Lopesan has been able to negotiate a 5-year horizon of financial stability, in practice Lopesan has managed to clear up doubts that prevent the closure of the business." Since 2022, the plan to save Anfi Sales and Anfi Resorts was waiting for an end, with an office that represents the interests of time sharing owners in Arguineguín being the one that has fought the most to defend the rights of its clients valued at 56 million of euros in the hands of Anfi Sales and Anfi Resorts. Grupo Anfi is saved because there is still the mess of corporate control of the 50% that the partners of Hermanos de Santana Cazorla are fighting over. One party has agreed to sell its rights to Lopesan but the partner, who is a brother, Santiago Santana Cazorla, claims to have the right of first refusal and urges that this agreement be annulled.
The Canarian Legal Alliance (CLA) firm has represented 900 creditors who renounce collecting part of what they are owed, but with the endorsement of Lopesan, a payment is financed for up to five years, which, fiscally, is useful. Without prejudice to continuing the incidents that have been ongoing since the commercial court of Las Palmas gave the green light to Anfi del Mar, it will once again be a healthy group and the war for the golden share that Santiago Santana Cazorla e Hijos has may end in a better life. .
