In response to the public call from the DINA Workers’ Union for investors interested in business cooperation or acquiring the company, a company that has previously shown interest has come forward.
However, they have now provided specific details regarding the potential amount of investment. The union does not wish to disclose the name of the company until it is reviewed by the Supervisory Board at tomorrow’s meeting.
By publicly calling on other investors, the union has excluded the Turkish company Caliskan, which has not paid workers a single kuna in the past four months nor has it initiated production, despite all preparations being completed.
