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Romania to auction Liberty Galati steel plant assets to settle €1.2B debt amid insolvency.
Romania's Liberty Galati steel plant will be sold in an international auction after entering pre-insolvency, with the government approving the breakup of its core assets to attract investors.
The €800 million market-value assets could be auctioned within months to repay debts, cover salaries, and settle claims.
The plant, owned by Liberty Group and Sanjeev Gupta, faces €1.2 billion in debt, with major creditors including Romania’s tax agency and state bank Exim.
Potential bidders include India’s Jindal Steel, Ukraine’s MetInvest, and Romanian entrepreneur Dorinel Umbrărescu.
The move follows a revised restructuring plan and state aid approval of €578 million for energy-intensive industries, amid broader economic pressures and negative credit outlooks from S&P and Fitch.
Rumania subastará los activos de la planta siderúrgica Liberty Galati para liquidar una deuda de 1.200 millones de euros en medio de la insolvencia.