Spiritually.gwoods wrote:didnt Saab die years ago?
Happened 5 years ago, nothing unusual that I recall. That year in general sucked for me, but there wasn't anything special about the daydre1507 wrote:Ever enjoyed a birthday that fell on a Friday? Lol.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2011 ... d-rejectedSaab denied bankruptcy protection
Swedish court rejects carmarker's attempt to shield itself from creditors while it tries to raise new funds from China
Saab's bid to shield itself from its creditors while it tried to find new funding has been turned down by a Swedish court.
The judgment on Thursday paves the way for trade unions to try to get the company declared bankrupt. Their members have not been paid by the company for three months.
The Vänersborg district court said it was unclear how the cash-strapped company intended to secure further funding and continue its operations.
The court noted that Saab was awaiting regulatory approval for cash injections from two Chinese companies. "It appears unclear if – and if so when – the relevant Chinese authorities will approve the agreements," the court said.
The ruling opens the way for potential bankruptcy action from unions representing Saab's 3,700 employees.
Saab applied for bankruptcy protection on Wednesday, saying it needed breathing room to find short-term funding and restart production at its plant in Trollhättan in south-west Sweden.
The factory has been at a standstill for most of the year, as the company has struggled to pay suppliers.
It was not immediately clear if Saab would appeal against the ruling.

Gorgeous car, but I've got a thing for cars with "lines" and wagons, might explain the allroad??Jesda wrote:
This new 9-5 wagon is now officially a rare collectible.
Saab is going to get their 3rd quarter earnings report about mid-October and throw in the towel.A33 wrote:I say October 13th, just because it's my birthday and i'd like to win something.
A Swedish appeals court has given the green light for beleaguered carmaker Saab to reorganise under bankruptcy protection, delaying what had appeared to be the company's imminent demise.
"The appeals court reverses the district court ruling and allows Saab ... to reorganise," the Appeals Court for Western Sweden said in its decision on Wednesday.
The ruling places on hold thousands of individual requests that Saab be declared bankrupt by company employees and union members who have yet to receive their August wages.