The administrator of the solar system of Maliny canceled the giant claim of the mysterious Chinese company – Nauzal

The insolvency administrator of the supplier of domestic solar power plants of Energetický holding Malina denied claims worth 122 million crowns, claimed by the unknown Chinese company Haikou Longhua Douzhen. This may significantly change the balance of power at the upcoming meeting of Malina’s creditors.

The Chinese company acquired claims against Malina from another Chinese company, Shenzhen Regner Trading, which was supposed to supply Malina with solar panels and other components from China.

“The creditor did not document the delivery of the goods to the debtor. In particular, it was not proven that the goods were delivered in the claimed quantity and quality. Only invoices were documented, which do not prove the delivery of the goods,” stated Malina’s insolvency administrator Rudolf Vinš in the published list of claims.

In the meantime, Malina herself has already stated that she recognizes most of these Chinese claims.

“All the goods have been properly delivered to Malina, and therefore Haikou Longhua Douzhen’s claim is valid and justified. We have a customs declaration for all deliveries. Unfortunately, the insolvency administrator did not have these at his disposal when making his decision. These documents will first be submitted to the insolvency administrator. If Haikou Longhua Douzhen does not convince him of the legitimacy of the claim and the insolvency administrator does not withdraw the denial, the only option is to have the insolvency court confirm the legitimacy of the claims,” ​​Malina co-owner Cyril Regner responded to a question from SZ Byznys.

If the claims are valid, the Chinese company Haikou Longhua Douzhen would become the strongest player in the insolvency. The voting power at the meeting of creditors depends on the size of the claim. One crown equals one vote. No one else claimed a bigger claim than Haikou Longhua Douzhen.

However, despite the insolvency administrator denying the claim, the Chinese company can still assert its interests. Creditors with denied claims can vote if the creditors’ meeting so decides.

“The court can also intervene. If the creditors’ meeting does not grant voting rights to creditors whose claims have been denied, the insolvency court will decide on the voting rights of these creditors at their proposal,” commented lawyer Bystrík Bugan from the Bugan Legal office.

In such a case, however, the court must receive the proposal no later than seven days before the meeting of creditors. The meeting will take place on Tuesday, October 24.

The main point of the program will be how Malina solves the bankruptcy. The company itself proposes a reorganization. This usually consists in the fact that the debtor regroups his business and continues on. Reorganization should be more beneficial to creditors than bankruptcy.

It is not clear who is behind the Chinese company Haikou Longhua Douzhen. It is also unclear who controls the original Chinese supplier of the Raspberry, called Shenzen Regner Trading. However, the name could indicate a possible connection with Malina’s main shareholder, Cyril Regner. He previously publicly reported to another Chinese company similarly named Shenzen Regner Industrial.

In addition, the Chinese commercial register shows that both Shenzen Regner Industrial and Shenzen Regner Trading have the same identification number. They are also connected by an executive named Tal-fu. This is the name of Regner’s Chinese wife, according to information previously reported by Czech Television.