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Management company of Russian restaurants declared bankrupt – RAPSI

15:35 03/06/2016

MOSCOW, June 3 (RAPSI) The Moscow Commercial Court has declared Yaposhka City company, the operator of Yaposha restaurants, bankrupt, RAPSI reported from the courtroom on Friday.

On January 29, the court introduced a monitoring procedure at the company upon the request of Trust Bank. Yaposhka City owes over 1.6 billion rubles ($24 million) to the bank. The court entered this debt in a register of creditors’ claims.

On December 22, the Moscow Commercial Court ordered NRT Holdings Limited, the founder of Yaposhka City operator of Yaposha restaurants, to pay 710.3 million rubles ($10.6 million) in debt to Trust Bank.

According to business media, NRT Holdings Limited (Cyprus) is the sole owner of Yaposhka City. National…

Read the full article at: http://www.rapsinews.com/judicial_news/20160603/276249547.html

Category: BankruptcyBy Insolvency GuardianJune 11, 2016

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Management company of Russian restaurants declared bankrupt – RAPSI

15:35 03/06/2016

MOSCOW, June 3 (RAPSI) The Moscow Commercial Court has declared Yaposhka City company, the operator of Yaposha restaurants, bankrupt, RAPSI reported from the courtroom on Friday.

On January 29, the court introduced a monitoring procedure at the company upon the request of Trust Bank. Yaposhka City owes over 1.6 billion rubles ($24 million) to the bank. The court entered this debt in a register of creditors’ claims.

On December 22, the Moscow Commercial Court ordered NRT Holdings Limited, the founder of Yaposhka City operator of Yaposha restaurants, to pay 710.3 million rubles ($10.6 million) in debt to Trust Bank.

According to business media, NRT Holdings Limited (Cyprus) is the sole owner of Yaposhka City. National…

Read the full article at: http://rapsinews.com/judicial_news/20160603/276249547.html

Category: BankruptcyBy Insolvency GuardianJune 3, 2016

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