Now Dagens Industri reports that the Swedish Debt Enforcement Agency had already been at the Saab car museum preparing to collect assets that could be sold to cover debt. And at the museum the Debt Enforcement Agency found approx. 100 cars, 22 engines and other exhibition objects valued to SEK 5 million. But then the court allowed a reconstruction and the work of the Debt Enforcement Agency was stopped. If Saab does not go through a successful reconstruction and can secure enough funds to pay its suppliers, these cars can still end up being sold. The Debt Enforcement agency has so far received 136 collection claims that totals SEK 216.6 million. But so far all these claims have been stopped due to the reconstruction. Thank God!
