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In “Sbera” reported on the development of a plan of creditors “Airplane”

Creditors of “Airplane” are discussing a plan to improve the financial situation of the development group, confirmed the first Deputy Chairman of Sberbank Alexander Vedyakhin

In “Sbera” reported on the development of a plan of creditors “Airplane”

Sberbank together with the group “Airplane” and its creditors is developing a plan to improve the situation in the company, told reporters on the sidelines of the forum “SberInvestment” first Deputy Chairman of the Board of Sberbank Alexander Vedyakhin, reports RBC.

We are actively cooperating with the group and with all creditors who work with the group of companies "Airplane", and now we are making a plan to improve the situation in the group of companies "Airplane". We are confident that the group of companies will be able to reach stable work thanks to this plan, the top manager said.

So Vedyakhin answered the question of whether the bank received any assets of the developer in management as its largest creditor, Kommersant previously wrote about this. According to the publication, the transfer of individual projects of "Airplane" to the management of one of the structures of "Sbera" can occur during the restructuring of the debts of the developer.

Source: РБК ↗

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