Sunday, 03.02.2013.
14:32
The Serbian government will provide Tigar corporation with a short-term loan of RSD 200 million, Serbian Economy and Finance Minister Mlađan Dinkić has said.
Izvor: Tanjug
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pre 13 godina
A loan to cover salaries and health cares allowances? Oh boy. You never, ever take out a load to cover holes in your finances. You only take out a load to invest in an asset that will eventually return your original investment amount, plus interest in the future. What's more disturbing is that Dinkic is giving this company tax payer money to do it. Do people realize he's had his hands on the governments wallet for over a decade?
pre 13 godina
Is it just me, but since when is the government in he banking business? Snce when does the government loan the citizen's money to rescue companies? If Tigar is unable to meet its payroll and debts, then they go into bankruptcy, and restructure their company so as to meet their expenditures. Maybe in Serbia, Tigar is too big to fail, or maybe some "key" interests would lose a sizeable chunk? Smethingis very fishy here, but business as usual for Serbian politicians.
pre 13 godina
Is it just me, but since when is the government in he banking business? Snce when does the government loan the citizen's money to rescue companies? If Tigar is unable to meet its payroll and debts, then they go into bankruptcy, and restructure their company so as to meet their expenditures. Maybe in Serbia, Tigar is too big to fail, or maybe some "key" interests would lose a sizeable chunk? Smethingis very fishy here, but business as usual for Serbian politicians.
pre 13 godina
A loan to cover salaries and health cares allowances? Oh boy. You never, ever take out a load to cover holes in your finances. You only take out a load to invest in an asset that will eventually return your original investment amount, plus interest in the future. What's more disturbing is that Dinkic is giving this company tax payer money to do it. Do people realize he's had his hands on the governments wallet for over a decade?
pre 13 godina
Is it just me, but since when is the government in he banking business? Snce when does the government loan the citizen's money to rescue companies? If Tigar is unable to meet its payroll and debts, then they go into bankruptcy, and restructure their company so as to meet their expenditures. Maybe in Serbia, Tigar is too big to fail, or maybe some "key" interests would lose a sizeable chunk? Smethingis very fishy here, but business as usual for Serbian politicians.
pre 13 godina
A loan to cover salaries and health cares allowances? Oh boy. You never, ever take out a load to cover holes in your finances. You only take out a load to invest in an asset that will eventually return your original investment amount, plus interest in the future. What's more disturbing is that Dinkic is giving this company tax payer money to do it. Do people realize he's had his hands on the governments wallet for over a decade?
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