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Triada, which started in 2006 in charge of a development in Cachagua, requested its liquidation. Firm was in Valparaíso and Metropolitana.
Another bankruptcy of a construction company. Triada, founded in 2006 and represented by Fernando Balmaceda, requested its voluntary liquidation, pointing to the negative effects that the social crisis and the pandemic had on the company.
The company operated in the Valparaíso and Metropolitana regions. It started with the construction of a condominium in Cachagua. In 2015, the company expanded and was awarded a project in El Arrayán, in Lo Barnechea. Later he added works in Maitencillo, Los Vilos, Papudo, Marbella and La Reina.
“At the end of 2019, the so-called social outbreak occurred, which caused a delay in the arrival of materials, and more importantly, a strong absence of workers in November and December, as a result of roadblocks and lack of of mobilization in the coastal sector ”, explained the lawyer of the firm, Juan Pablo Barayón, in his brief presented to the court.
Later, he said, the health emergency broke out. “Constructora Triada SA was forced to paralyze several projects,” explained the lawyer, who explained that, in April, the firm accepted its workers under the Employment Protection Law.
In this context, the lawyer for the construction company said that the real estate companies for the La Reina and Marbella projects decided to terminate the contracts and proceeded to collect on the insurance policies.
“Currently Constructora Triada SA is finalizing its contractual obligations in the Papudo project, but it has not been able to find new jobs, given the economic situation of the company and the political and health uncertainty that the country is going through,” said Barayón.
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