Aug142024Bankruptcy Text size The Czech Republic’s biggest steelworks Liberty Ostrava, part of Indian-British billionaire Sanjeev Gupta’s business empire, was sent into bankruptcy by a court on Friday. Liberty Steel Group, part of Gupta’s GFG Alliance, said earlier this month it had put its operations in the eastern Czech steel hub of Ostrava up for sale, citing “very demanding” conditions on the crisis-hit steel market. Liberty Ostrava has said its overdue debt had exceeded five billion koruna ($214 million) as it asked to be declared insolvent. The government has meanwhile sought a buyer for the company, which is a major employer in the region with over 5,000 staff. The regional court in Ostrava on Friday… Read the original article here Category: BankruptcyBy EditorAugust 14, 2024Post navigationPreviousPrevious post:Adelaide bus manufacturer hits roadblockNextNext post:E-Mersion Media collapses into liquidation owing $12m, makes 4 sales in 4 yearsRelated PostsDry lining boss sentenced after mystery account movesJune 19, 2025Are You in This Party? The Scope of Section 213 of the Insolvency Act 1986 | Cooley LLPJune 19, 2025Urban Company turns profitable; GlobalBees faces insolvency – MSNJune 19, 2025Insolvency plea filed against FirstCry subsidiary GlobalBeesJune 19, 2025Queensland-based grain trading company enters liquidation according to GTA – Farm OnlineJune 19, 2025Travel company ends in bankruptcy, cancels tours and trips – TheStreetJune 19, 2025
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