Although the company Hangar 18 went bankrupt last year, its brand NOA is still for sale. Mario Kralj, the owner of Hangar 18, did not respond to our inquiry to explain how a bankrupt company is marketing devices in accordance with legal obligations regarding warranty provision for them.
According to unofficial information, it is being sold by Smartphone and Tablet Service (STS), a company that serviced mobile phones, tablets, and televisions for Hangar 18 before the bankruptcy, but Matija Zadravec, the director of STS, claims they have not taken over anything from Hangar 18.
– We would gladly take over the brand and stock to strengthen our own business, but that has not yet come to the 'agenda' in bankruptcy. Otherwise, we do not engage in retail, STS was partially an importer of NOA products because when the Hangar was blocked, that company could not access new products. But that was not any takeover. Sales continued through Hangar, and the result is that we incurred losses from all of this. So the stories that we took over its business and representations abroad sound like science fiction – explains Zadravec.
