TAMEH Czech s.r.o.
Location
Moravskoslezský kraj
Founded
2010-02-15
Website
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2024-11-11 (drbna.cz)
Ostrava Tameh, which supplied energy to Liberty, already belongs to the billionaire Hubáček
The company Tameh Czech, which supplied energy to Liberty Ostrava, belongs to the company Vítkovice Energy from the UCED group of billionaire Pavel Hubáček, which acquired the bankrupt company in bankruptcy, as of November 1. This follows from the report of insolvency administrator Dominik Hart published in the Insolvency Register.
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2024-11-01 (idnes.cz)
A number of question marks hang over the takeover of Tameh by the billionaire Hubáček
At the beginning of October, the bankrupt company Tameh Czech, which supplied energy to the Liberty Ostrava smelter, was bought by billionaire Pavel Hubáček's UCED group. The transaction, which was approved by the Office for the Protection of Economic Competition on Wednesday, is accompanied by several uncertainties.
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2024-10-03 (e15.cz)
Hubáček buys the bankrupt Tameh, Parallel Polis ends, NHL starts in Prague
Good morning! It's the 277th day of the year, it's Olivia and Oliver's holiday. On this day in 1952, Great Britain tested its first nuclear bomb.
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2024-10-02 (e15.cz)
Hubáček buys Tameh, a bankrupt energy supplier for Liberty
Billionaire Pavel Hubáček's UCED group takes over the bankrupt energy company Tameh Czech, a key supplier for the Ostrava-based Liberty smelter. Daniel Mareš, UCED press spokesman, confirmed the information to e15. He did not comment on the details of the transaction, but it is clear that the purchase price did not exceed 687 million, i.e
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2024-10-02 (denikn.cz)
Tameh Czech is bought by Hubáček's UCED
The bankrupt company Tameh Czech, which supplied energy to Liberty Ostrava, is being bought by billionaire Pavel Hubáček's UCED group. They signed the contract yesterday. The transaction must still be approved by the Office for the Protection of Economic Competition (ÚOHS). (Czech newspaper)
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2024-04-02 (denik.cz)
The Tamehu power plant is for sale due to disputes with the Liberty Ostrava smelter
The owners of Tameh, which supplies the Liberty Ostrava smelter with electricity and operating gases, are approaching potential buyers of the company. Tameh is insolvent, and unless he can reach an agreement with Liberty - which would mean making some concessions - the smelter plans to operate without him. However, Tameh may change hands in the interim.
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2024-02-26 (seznamzpravy.cz)
Liberty Ostrava submitted an offer to take over the energy supplier Tameh
According to Reuters, a spokesman for Liberty Ostrava said that the company had sent a takeover offer to Tameh's shareholders.
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2024-01-03 (rp.pl)
Nobody wants a company with problems. Tauron will not sell, ArcelorMittal will not buy?
Tauron wants to sell its shares in Tameh Holding. However, its co-owner, ArcelorMittal, an offer worth almost PLN 600 million is not
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2024-01-03 (idnes.cz)
Tameh passes into the hands of ArcelorMittal's main shareholder, who refuses - iDNES.cz
According to the Polish website TVN24, the Polish company Tauron has accepted the offer of the main shareholder of the ArcelorMittal group, which is the company AM Global Holding, to take over the Polish company's stake in Tameh Holding.
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(seznamzpravy.cz)
Discussion - Employees of the Liberty smelter in Ostrava should return to work on January 16 - News List
The date for the return of Liberty Ostrava smelter employees to work has been moved to January 16, Czech Television (ČT) reported today. The metallurgical company has still not reached an agreement with the energy supplier Tameh.
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