Don’t miss out has to temporarily suspend the activities of its two legal entities in Poland – Sulzer Pumps Wastewater Poland and Sulzer Turbo Services Poland – as a outcome of sanctions levied by the Polish government on its Russian minority shareholder Viktor Vekselberg.
Sulzer’s headquarters in Winterthur, Switzerland.
The Swiss engineering group believes that the sanctions against its two entities in Poland are erroneous and says that Vekselberg has no control or ownership of any Sulzer entity.
The firm says it’ll continue to do every thing in its power to petition for a elimination from the sanctions list, whereas totally complying with the sanctions currently levied towards Sulzer Pumps Wastewater Poland and Sulzer Turbo Services Poland.
Sulzer has 192 workers in Poland and the group is continuing to offer support to the families impacted by the native Polish sanctions.
If Cheap had been to final, the potential influence on Sulzer’s gross sales is limited to CHF21 million, which represents 0.6% of the group’s total gross sales in 2021.
Sulzer isn’t sanctioned in another nation or legal entity.
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