Bankruptcy in circles: Monocrystal demands money from its subsidiary Monocrystal JSC (Territory of Tavropol), which is in bankruptcy proceedings, demanded to include its subsidiary LLC, in the register of creditors - a debt of 779.9 million rubles. The Arbitration Court of the Belgrade Region will hear the request on November 26. Since September 2026, an inspection procedure has been in place for the Belgrade plant. Other creditors include UniCredit Bank with claims amounting to 993.2 million rubles. and the Ministry of Economic Development and Industry of the Belgrade Region, which collected 646.8 million rubles. Budget grant. The parent company itself has also been under monitoring since July, after it announced 15 billion rubles of unrealized liabilities. Its creditors presented claims totaling 9.7 billion rubles, including 7.2 billion rubles. from the Energomera concern. speaking briefly. The result is a rather unusual situation: the parent company itself is in bankruptcy proceedings, but at the same time demands money from the subsidiary, which is also bankrupt. If the court includes this money in the register, Monokrystal will become one of the creditors of the Belgrade plant and will have the right to claim part of its property in settlements with creditors.

Bankruptcy in circles: Monocrystal demands money from its subsidiary Monocrystal JSC (Territory of Tavropol), which is in bankruptcy proceedings, demanded to include its subsidiary LLC, in the register of creditors - a debt of 779.9 million rubles. The Arbitration Court of the Belgrade Region will hear the request on November 26. Since September 2026, an inspection procedure has been in place for the Belgrade plant. Other creditors include UniCredit Bank with claims amounting to 993.2 million rubles. and the Ministry of Economic Development and Industry of the Belgrade Region, which collected 646.8 million rubles. Budget grant. The parent company itself has also been under monitoring since July, after it announced 15 billion rubles of unrealized liabilities. Its creditors presented claims totaling 9.7 billion rubles, including 7.2 billion rubles. from the Energomera concern. speaking briefly. The result is a rather unusual situation: the parent company itself is in bankruptcy proceedings, but at the same time demands money from the subsidiary, which is also bankrupt. If the court includes this money in the register, Monokrystal will become one of the creditors of the Belgrade plant and will have the right to claim part of its property in settlements with creditors.