TTELA reports that the production restart at Saab in Trollhättan will probably be delayed to week 33. This is based on information that the supplier Trollhättans terminal AB has told its employees that their work will be resumed at earliest in week 33. It is assumed that this also means that the production at Saab will not restart on 9 August as planned, but at the earliest one week later on 15 August.
Gunilla Gustavs, spokesperson at Saab, tells news agency TT that the ambition was to restart production 9 August, but that everything depends on agreements being reached with the suppliers.
Every delay and every postponement is of course bad news in the given circumstances.
The Saab employees wages is however expected be paid on Monday without any delay.
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