Companies | Almost half of Leos Hoplop’s playgrounds are going to be closed

Adventure park company Leos Hoplop says that he will start the change negotiations next Monday. The company plans to close about 10, or about half of its total of 22 playgrounds.

The change negotiations concern the company’s entire staff in Finland, the company says in its press release. According to the company’s preliminary estimate, the negotiations will affect a maximum of 211 employment relationships.

Leos Hoplop applied for corporate restructuring in September. It is negotiating with the lessors of its play centers. According to the company, the outcome of these negotiations will have a “significant impact” on possible decisions to close the centers.

According to the release, the company’s playgrounds will continue to operate normally for the time being. Passes and tickets already purchased are valid and work as usual.

The company includes Leo’s Leikkimaa and Hoplop indoor playgrounds. There are two playgrounds in Espoo and Vantaa, three in Helsinki.