The core assets of the insolvent KVV Liepajas Metalurgs metallurgy company should be sold as a whole, the companys insolvency administrator Guntars Koris said LETA.
He said that the next step in the companys insolvency
process would be inventory of its fixed assets and their evaluation. As the
Privatization Agency has been doing that earlier, the administrator will ask
the Privatization Agency to conduct inventory also this time to save resources.
The process might take some two months.
Debitors may submit their claims within one month starting
from September 16 when KVV Liepajas
Metalurgs was declared insolvent.
Koris also supports the governments position that the core
assets related with manufacturing should be sold…
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