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New report alleges systematic fraud linked to Kika/Leiner collapse

A new expert report reportedly places additional responsibility on the former head of the failed Kika/Leiner retail group and alleges systematic fraud.

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  1. "Systematischer Betrug" – Kika/Leiner-Pleite – neues Gutachten belastet Ex-Chef ↗heute.at · Recorded source date: Sep 2, 2026, 12:17 PM UTC

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