It is now up to the Business Court in Liège to decide on the revocation request.
In a joint press release published on Thursday, the Luxembourg Ministry of the Economy alongside the Independent Luxembourg Trade Union Confederation (OGBL) and the Luxembourg Confederation of Christian Trade Unions (LCGB) explain that they have taken note of the latest developments in this case.
On the Luxembourg side, they will try together to maintain the industrial activity and the jobs on the Dudelange site. All options would be open, including that of a new industrial partner.
The former Galvalange plant is directly dependent on the Liège plants. But behind the scenes, a plan B, which could guarantee the survival of the Dudelange site, has long been envisaged. Until now, this has been legally impossible. A bankruptcy in Belgium would open this door.
