CFR Călători has said that there is no danger of bankruptcy or shutdown, contradicting rumors that have appeared in the public space. The company has complained about financial problems related to under-compensation and a decrease in revenues forecast for 2025, which could affect public transportation. In a letter to the transport minister, company executives warned that without additional funding, there is a risk of trains being canceled, especially on non-electrified sections. The company claims that the compensation allocated is insufficient to cover operating costs.
Sources
CFR Călători neagă informațiile potrivit cărora ar fi în pericol de faliment sau că ar opri activitatea
CFR Călători susține că nu va intra în faliment, deşi reclamă subcompensarea și scăderea veniturilor
CFR Călători spune că nu își va opri activitatea și nici nu intră în faliment, însă cere compensație mai mare de la stat. Care este pericolul
'Nu ne sistăm activitatea, nu intrăm în faliment'. CFR Călători dă asigurări după scrisoarea trimisă lui Sorin Grindeanu
CFR Călători anunţă că nu va intra în faliment, dar reclamă diminuarea veniturilor pentru 2025
CFR Călători transmite că nu va intra în faliment, deși reclamă subcompensarea și diminuarea veniturilor
Latest News
07:33
Volkswagen is asking the European Union for help with restructuring the company and facing competition from Chinese automakers
07:27
Luca Niculescu continues consultations with the parliamentary parties on Monday for the formation of the Government / The designated Prime Minister has until Thursday to submit the governing program and the list of ministers to Parliament
07:21
Mark Carney denounces the US-Russia agreement on the delivery of Russian diesel: “It undermines precisely the efforts to establish peace”
07:15
The White House is considering replacing the U.S. ambassador to Greece / Kimberly Guilfoyle is being investigated by the State Department (press)
07:10
NATO’s military chief in Europe will present the Alliance’s strategy in Warsaw for deterring and defeating Russia in the event of an attack
See more news