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Alpine Inable to Pay in Mid-2012 Already

Published: July 24, 2013; 09:07 · (Vindobona)

Former CFO supposed to have asked Spanish parent company FCC for liquidity assistance in the amount of € 115m, otherwise “we are dead”.

Alpine Inable to Pay in Mid-2012 Already / Picture: © Alpine Logo Press Photo

In its latest issue, Austrian news magazine “Profil” writes that insolvent construction company Alpine is supposed to have had payment problems in mid-2012 already. In an E-mail from June 25 2012, former CFO Michael Dankovsky demanded a short-term liquidity assistence in the amount of € 115m. In an interview, Dankovsky told “Profil” that FCC has helped the ailing construction…

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