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The largest counter factory in Romania has been put up for sale

The largest electricity and natural gas meter factory in Romania, located in Timișoara, has been put up for auction after its owner, AEM SA, was officially declared bankrupt in March of this year. The company had been in insolvency since 2024, and production activities were halted in 2023. The bankruptcy followed the rejection of a restructuring plan by creditors in late last year, according to Profit.ro. Total voting claims in AEM SA’s debt table exceed 404 million lei, with the largest creditors being ANAF (155.8 million lei) and the state-owned bank Exim Bank Romania (121.2 million lei).

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Fabrica de contoare de consum de curent electric și gaze naturale din Timișoara, cea mai mare de profil din țară, a fost scoasă la licitație, după ce proprietara ei, compania AEM SA, a intrat definitiv în faliment în martie anul acesta, societatea fiind în insolvență din 2024 și cu activitatea de producție sistată din 2023.

Falimentul a fost declarat după ce un plan de reorganizare a fost respins de creditori în toamna anului trecut, după cum a relatat Profit.ro.

Totalul creanțelor cu drept de vot din tabelul de datorii al AEM SA depășește 404 milioane lei, cei mai mari creditori fiind ANAF (155,8 milioane lei) și banca de stat Exim Banca Românească (121,2 milioane lei).

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The largest counter factory in Romania has been put up for sale

The largest electricity and natural gas meter factory in Romania, located in Timișoara, has been put up for auction after its owner, AEM SA, was officially declared bankrupt in March of this year. The company had been in insolvency since 2024, and production activities were halted in 2023. The bankruptcy followed the rejection of a restructuring plan by creditors in late last year, according to Profit.ro. Total voting claims in AEM SA’s debt table exceed 404 million lei, with the largest creditors being ANAF (155.8 million lei) and the state-owned bank Exim Bank Romania (121.2 million lei).

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