Ex Ilva, Flacks misses deadline: offer still incomplete
The only thing received by the commissioners, who, moreover, had somewhat suffered from the 'hyper-optimistic' initiative of the government and its ministerial structures to give Flacks more time, is a letter in which Flacks explains that he did not have time and in which he asks to be able to have yet another meeting next week
by P.Br.
Yet another failed attempt by the Meloni government to keep alive a supposed two-way race for the Ilva now in an agonising state. Yet another empty passage by Flacks.
At the direct instigation of the executive, last week the Americans of Flacks, who had submitted incomplete documents in the financial parts, were given the opportunity to supplement, by Friday of this week (20 March), the documents with proof that they were solvent and had a banking structure behind them capable of supporting the operation.
On 20 March, however, according to the Sole 24 Ore, nothing substantial came from Flacks. Or almost.
Letters of credit? Nothing. A less demanding 'comfort letter' from a banking institution? Nothing. Neither bank names nor money on the table.
The only thing received by the commissioners, who, moreover, had somewhat suffered from the 'over-optimistic' initiative of the government and its ministerial structures to give Flacks more time, is a letter in which Flacks explains that he did not have time and in which he asks for yet another meeting next week.
