Colombian hamburger chain Presto has entered judicial liquidation after its financial difficulties forced it to abandon a debt-restructuring agreement covering 31 billion Colombian pesos (about US$9.8 million). The Superintendency of Companies, known as SuperSociedades, ordered the process to end on Oct. 13, 2026, leaving the future of the 45-year-old brand uncertain.
Liquidator Monica Macias is seeking a buyer who could preserve the business and keep its restaurants operating. The outlets will remain open until further notice, according to reports on the decision, but the search offers no guarantee that the chain will survive in its current form.
The liquidation order…