TV hit. The station is in danger of bankruptcy. He owes Czech Radiocommunications

The Czech Digital Group from the České Radiokomunikace group filed an insolvency petition with the Regional Court in České Budějovice for the company Šlágr TV, which operates the music channel of the same name. Czech Digital Group claims that the television station of the entrepreneur Karel Peterka owes the company 45 million crowns for telecommunication services. Financial problems have plagued the music and teleshopping station for a long time.

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Czech Digital Group proposes a solution to the situation by announcing bankruptcy for Šlágr TV and appointing a preliminary insolvency administrator, it follows from published insolvency petition.

“We do not agree with the insolvency proposal, we are preparing a legal defense,” said Šlágr’s lawyer Vít Vohánka.

According to the published document, negotiations between the two parties were to take place for the last time in November. “However, the debtor did not pay the full receivables with accessories, on the contrary, the debts with accessories increased and continue to grow uncontrollably every month, and the debtor himself repeatedly states, even in the media, that he is unable to pay his obligations,” the insolvency petition states. Czech Digital Group.

Both sides got to the cross in August. At that time, due to the debts of television, České Radiokomunikace stopped broadcasting both of its channels, Šlágr TV and Šlágr 2. The station subsequently secured the transmission of the signal via the Digital Broadcasting company.