The world's biggest farm has put up the for-sale sign, after being hit by a collapse in grain prices during the world financial crisis, and then by the droughts and the fires that raged across its territories last summer. Ivolga, a farming conglomerate which controls 1.5m hectares of land across Russia and Kazakhstan, is presently negotiating with Royal Bank of Scotland, which leads its creditors, to restructure a $300m loan it arranged in 2007. The company's immense holding, an area a third the size of Wales, easily outstrips that of El Tejar, the Argentine conglomerate which is the largest farm...
Is there Anyone able to tell Me EXACTLY
ReplyDeletewhichBank/Branch is selling IVOLGA
the NAMe of the Banking Officer entrusted with that sale
and MOST IMPORTANT
THE EMAIL , to reach such a person .
Many thanks ,
vic Perroni
vperroni37@gmail.com
Never got a reply .
ReplyDeleteIf the Company is for sale Management must make available all data .
This is not happening .
Management does NOT answer emails nor phone calls .
Perhaps They have to forced .
By Whom ?
The Sheriff at Kastenay City ?
The Lenders ? who hold an unpaid loan of $300-mil ?
And They are not the only Ones !
Does the present Management want Ivolga to go bankrupt ?
W H Y ?
Perhaps the Government of Kazakhstan should intervene .
Certainly We need to cleare this matter and cleat it very quickly .
Vic Perroni
vperronio37@gmail.com
Never got a reply .
ReplyDeleteIf the Company is for sale Management must make available all data .
This is not happening .
Management does NOT answer emails nor phone calls .
Perhaps They have to forced .
By Whom ?
The Sheriff at Kastenay City ?
The Lenders ? who hold an unpaid loan of $300-mil ?
And They are not the only Ones !
Does the present Management want Ivolga to go bankrupt ?
W H Y ?
Perhaps the Government of Kazakhstan should intervene .
Certainly We need to cleare this matter and clear it very quickly .
Vic Perroni
vperronio37@gmail.com