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Wolf Theiss: number of restructuring transactions to increase in CEE
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The growing liquidity problems of companies from the industrial and retail sectors may attract investors interested in the assets of entities that have financial difficulties. The number of transactions involving such assets may increase in Central Europe, experts from law firm Wolf Theiss assess.
“We anticipate that this will particularly apply to the automotive, steel and retail industries,” Lech Giliciński from the Wolf Theiss office in Warsaw, said.
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