Georges,
I cannot comment on this.
All I can say is that whoever "buys" Forte in case the administrator decides to sell it will need turnover, turnover, turnover.
A paper factory of the size of Forte has extremely high fixed costs and needs thousands of sqm of turnover to be profitable.
It is theoretically possible that Bergger becomes part of such a joint venture as could anyone else who is willing and capable of investing or can guarantee a certain minimum turnover per year.
But as I said: nothing is decided yet and there is also no sense in going crazy about it.
We will see what happens. Any help is appreciated. The most important is that they carry on.
Whoever gives the money in the end is not so important I think.
Regards,
Mirko
I cannot comment on this.
All I can say is that whoever "buys" Forte in case the administrator decides to sell it will need turnover, turnover, turnover.
A paper factory of the size of Forte has extremely high fixed costs and needs thousands of sqm of turnover to be profitable.
It is theoretically possible that Bergger becomes part of such a joint venture as could anyone else who is willing and capable of investing or can guarantee a certain minimum turnover per year.
But as I said: nothing is decided yet and there is also no sense in going crazy about it.
We will see what happens. Any help is appreciated. The most important is that they carry on.
Whoever gives the money in the end is not so important I think.
Regards,
Mirko
