MADRID, May 27 (Reuters) - Spanish textile maker Dogi (DGI.MC) has filed for administration, the company announced late on Tuesday 26 May, having failed to obtain financing.

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It said Dogi was still operating, however, and its management was working on a viability plan.

Other group units abroad were not involved in the bankruptcy process and were working as normal, it added.

The company posted a net loss of 59.2 million euros ($82.7 million) in 2008.

Trading in the shares of Dogi has been suspended, stock market regulator CNMV said in a statement.

The shares closed on Tuesday 26 May at 0.64 euros. (Reporting by Tomas Gonzalez, Judy MacInnes, editing by Will Waterman)