They believe that the possible solutions for the continuity of the company are “to find an investor who trusts new management and is able to promote and improve the activity.”
The settings –Basque Government, Gipuzkoa Provincial Council, Ministry of Economy and Zumaia Municipal Council– and the Business committee by Balenciaga Shipyards They are looking for a “global and efficient” solution to the situation of the Guipuzcoan company, which has gone bankrupt.
The institutional representatives met on Thursday in Zumaia together with the representation of the Gipuzkoan shipyard workers in a face-to-face meetingafter telematics last Wednesday only between the institutions and Cofides.
Sources from the Basque government indicated after the meeting that all administrations involved and the works council reaffirmed that they “tuned and committed” in seeking a “global and efficient solution” to the situation at Astilleros Balenciaga.
As they have indicated, they will continue to work towards this “with discretion”. In addition, they believe that the possible solutions for the continuity of the company are “to find an investor who trusts new management and is able to promote and improve the activity.”
Source: EITB
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