Fuhrländer
has
applied
to
self-administer
its
own
insolvency
proceedings,
and
says
it
has
been
in
touch
with
all
its
major
business
partners
to
“ensure
the
continuation
of
the
company”.
Based
in
the
west
German
state
of
Rhineland-Palatinate,
Fuhrländer
says
it
will
not
immediately
make
any
staff
reductions
–
having
already
slimmed
its
headcount
earlier
this
year
as
part
of
a
strategic
overhaul.
In
May
a
consortium
known
as
Windgrösse
–
controlled
by
Ukrainian
investor
Maxim
Efimov,
and
with
ties
to
Russian
nuclear
giant
Rosatom
–
acquired
80%
of
Fuhrländer.
Almost
immediately
the…
