The company, which has been in creditors since November in November, has until March 31 to find someone who is blamed.
He agreement To remove the debt that Balenciag ScheepswervenA with the public entity that manages money to help companies, CofidesIt is “threatening” waiting for some “technical fringes” that are solved. This was confirmed on Wednesday by the government representative in the CAV, Marisol GarmendiaIn statements to journalists during a concentration towards the government subdem in Allava to condemn the latest Macho murders.
Sources near this operation pointed a week ago that Cofides had accepted a debt of 15 to 8.5 million euros, an amount that the representative of the Spanish government has not confirmed, although it has acknowledged that this will be substantial and that it will be “for those figures”.
Garmendia emphasized that with this partial removal of the debt an “important and decisively unknown” is clear “when getting a partner to reflect Balenciaga and to keep the jobs.” Balenciaga is placed in the best situation to launch a viable project, “he said, especially the rest of this company has been trusted to trust the rest of this company, the rest of this company has had the rest of this company, the rest of this company has been trusted, the rest of this company has been trusted, the rest of this company has been trusted, the rest of this company, the rest of this company has been trusted, the rest of this company, the rest of this company has been trusted, the rest of this company, who has been trusted that the rest of this company has had the rest of this company.
Has the Possible investors With those who have conversations to enter Balenciaga, because, as he said, you must be “careful” in order not to hinder the operation.
With the removal of Balenciaga’s debt with Cofides, the way to find an investor is deleted before March 31 and to avoid the file of the employment regulations (honorary) of extinction of the Zumaia company (Gipuzkoa), which has a work of 70 subactive on 200 other.
Source: EITB
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