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BackSberDevices demands more than 6.6 billion rubles from the M.Video structure
SberDevices demands more than 6.6 billion rubles from the M.Video structure
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SberDevices demands more than 6.6 billion rubles from the M.Video structure

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  • SalyutDevices LLC (SberDevices brand) filed a claim with the Moscow Arbitration Court to recover more than 6.6 billion rubles from MVM LLC, a structure of the M.Video retailer.
  • The claim was received on September 22 and has not yet been accepted for consideration.
  • M.Video stated that they are negotiating and striving for a mutually acceptable solution.

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Why It Matters

The dispute between the electronics manufacturer SberDevices and the structure of the retailer M.Video went into court after filing a claim for debt collection.

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SalyutDevices LLC (SberDevices brand) asks the Moscow Arbitration Court to recover more than 6.6 billion rubles from MVM LLC, a structure of the M.Video retailer.

The claim was submitted to the court on September 22 and has not yet been accepted for consideration.

M.Video stated that they are engaged in resolving the dispute and are aimed at developing a mutually acceptable solution.

MOSCOW, September 24 - RIA Novosti. Electronics manufacturer SalyutDevices LLC (SberDevices brand) asks the Moscow Arbitration Court to recover more than 6.6 billion rubles from MVM LLC, a structure of the M.Video retailer, according to materials reviewed by RIA Novosti.

The claim was submitted to the court on September 22 and has not yet been accepted for consideration. The grounds for the claims have not yet been disclosed.

SberDevices produces televisions, smart speakers, media centers and other electronic devices, according to the company's website.

M.Video told RIA Novosti that they are in constant dialogue with the counterparty and continue to effectively interact on work issues. The company is now engaged in resolving the dispute and aims to develop a mutually acceptable solution.

Open Questions

  • What are the grounds for SberDevices' claims?
  • What is the exact amount owed?
  • When will the court accept the claim for consideration?

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