Fibre Excellence: No Take-Back Offer Filed but a Portuguese Pick-up on the Ranks
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The future is darkening for Fibre Excellence in Saint-Gaudens. No offers have been submitted within the deadline imposed to take over the factory that is heading for a judicial liquidation.
The industrialist and the Region had the opportunity to exchange with the Minister of Industry, Sébastien Martin, at the beginning of the week, and convinced him of the reliability of Fibre's recovery and development project...
Despite the efforts of the Occitanie region and several buyers, the factory of the first French papermaker will be placed in judicial liquidation, after the Tarascon site in the Bouches-du-Rhône.
The judges of the commercial court had fixed Thursday the deadline for the submission of tenders for the takeover of this last pulp production site in France employing approximately 270 employees. Therefore, no firm offer has been submitted, according to consistent sources but "three major letters" have been sent to the court, stresses Friday the CGT, in a press release. They come from the Occitanie region, the state and a Portuguese paper group…
It is now inevitable: the site of Saint-Gaudens, after that of Tarascon, is about to be placed in judicial liquidation. In the absence of an offer of recovery formalized in time by the Portuguese group Ghost, the fate of the 244 employees is still uncertain. Restarting is possible after a transitional period, however, according to the unions.
No proposal for a definitive takeover was submitted for the pulp mill in Saint-Gaudens, which has about 270 employees. A group of... Read more In Saint-Gaudens, no definitive offer but a Portuguese hope for the pulp mill appeared first on Le Singulier.
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