The employee just took more than 1 months' bonus, and the company shut down 10 days later.

Reporters yesterday received reports that the NEXT SOURCING, a British listed company, closed its doors at Guan Branch and was suspected to have caused a huge loss of shoes last year, while its Shenzhen branch closed.

Office permanent

Reporters in the office located in the southern city of Sheng and Plaza 16 office office found that the office door locked, employees disappeared.

But the company logo "next" is still very clear.

There was a notice posted on the door saying "next Dongguan office will be permanently closed from now on" and the date of settlement is April 5, 2012.

It is reported that NEXT was established in the UK in 1982. It is a very successful and excellent retail companies for clothing, clothing and household goods. There are nearly 500 shops throughout the United Kingdom and the Middle East.

Its Dongguan branch was established in 2005, accounting for funds independently, specializing in footwear orders.

No warning before closing.

Although it is a branch of a listed company, there are not many employees and the highest peak is not over 20.

It is reported that the way the company operates is to order from the United Kingdom and then give it to factories in the mainland, and then send the finished products back to the UK.

The reporter contacted Mr. Zhang, a former employee of the company. "Everyone was surprised to hear the door closed. There was no warning." Mr. Zhang said he heard the wind at the end of March, when the company just got 1.5 months' bonus.

20 families

Half a month before the closure of the Dongguan branch, the Shenzhen branch of lesjie garment company has been closed down, and the Dongguan branch is different. The staff of Shenzhen's branch office is more than 200.

Reporters learned that Dongguan and Shenzhen's subsidiaries were not related, and Shenzhen's branches were closed because they did not make profits.

Why did the Dongguan branch close?

There are problems and millions of losses.

It is reported that these shoes are rejected by the British head office because of their quality.

But under pressure, the head of the branch did not return the shoes to the processing plant, but reduced the price on its own.

The closure of the Dongguan branch, according to Mr. Zhang's conservative estimate, has been implicated in nearly 20 shoe factories in Guangdong.

"Our company's orders are about 10 in Guangdong, and there are two suppliers below."