Triumph Development Limited, which is the owner of the Samara chemical plant TOMET, which is in a state of bankruptcy, offered creditors, primarily Uralchem, an amicable agreement. It allows you to simultaneously maintain production and the workforce, and at the same time pay off almost all of the company’s debts. This is stated on the site of the plant.
According to the proposed document, the plant undertakes to pay off 100 percent of the claims of all creditors entered by the court in the relevant register. The exception is the claims of Uralchem, which has claimed more than 87 billion rubles for compensation. TOMET agrees to pay over 21 billion. The company noted that “OOO” TOMET “is one of twenty joint and several debtors, its share in the total amount of the obligation is 1/20 – 4 383 266 733 rubles”. “Thus, the Company assumes an obligation 4.2 times higher than the fair amount of its share of joint and several obligations,” the plant’s position is explained.
The collection of the full amount of UHK Uralchem’s claims from TOMET may lead to the complete closure of the enterprise, dismissal of personnel and the sale of all its assets under the hammer. Earlier, last autumn, Uralchem demanded that the bailiff service initiate enforcement proceedings against TOMET, which would allow it to acquire the property of the chemical plant at a price 25 percent lower than its appraised value, had the auction not been held.