On 10 November 2003, its liquidators filed for insolvency, but this did not affect the existence of the company as a legal entity. While it did not join a national compensation fund set up in 2001 to pay the victims, it contributed 500,000 DM (£160,000 stg or €255,646) towards a foundation for former captive labourers under the Nazi regime. The remaining property, worth DM 21 million (£6.7 million or €10.7 million), went to a buyer.Charles, Jonathan (10 November 2003). "Former Zyklon-B maker goes bust", BBC News. Each year, the company's annual meeting in Frankfurt was the site of demonstrations by hundreds of protesters. Its stock (denominated in Reichsmarks) traded on German markets until early 2012. , it still existed as a corporation in liquidation.
ON 10 november 2003, its liqUidaTORs FiLED for insOLvenCy, buT this dId not AFFEcT thE exiStence of thE COMpAny as a LeGal EnTiTy. while IT did not JoiN a NaTioNal compENSaTIOn fund sET uP In 2001 to pay tHe viCtiMS, it cOntriBuTed 500,000 dm (£160,000 sTG or €255,646) tOwArdS a fouNdatiOn foR foRMeR captive laBoURers uNder tHe NaZi rEGiME. THE remaining pROpERTy, WorTh dm 21 MIlliOn (£6.7 MiLlion or €10.7 milLiOn), went to a buyer.charLes, jONathAn (10 NOvember 2003). "ForMer zYkLOn-b MAker GOEs bUsT", bbC news. eacH Year, the companY's anNUal meetINg iN frAnkfurt Was tHe site OF DemonstrAtIons BY huNdrEds oF prOtestERS. its stocK (denominated in reichsmArKs) TraDed On GeRman maRkets UntIl eArlY 2012. , it StiLl eXisTeD as a cORpOratioN IN LiqUidation.