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Järvisydän Oy Enters Corporate Restructuring

By Aino Virtanen

In brief

Eastern Finland's largest tourism firm, Järvisydän Oy, has entered corporate restructuring. The District Court of North Savo quickly approved the filing, and an administrator has been appointed to assess the company's financial situation.

  • - Location: Finland
  • - Category: Business
  • - Published: 2 hours ago
Järvisydän Oy Enters Corporate Restructuring

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Järvisydän Oy, Eastern Finland's largest tourism company based in Rantasalmi, has entered corporate restructuring. The application for restructuring was filed jointly with the company's financiers and was swiftly processed by the District Court of North Savo. On Friday, the court approved the restructuring petition that Järvisydän submitted on January 21. No information about the company's debts has been made public at this time. Attorney Tuomas Penttilä from Eversheds Attorneys Ltd. has been appointed as the administrator. His responsibilities include preparing a detailed report on the company's assets and liabilities, evaluating whether conditions exist for drafting a viable restructuring program, and determining if the restructuring would yield a better outcome for creditors than bankruptcy proceedings. Following this assessment, the administrator will draft a restructuring proposal. This plan will include specific measures to restore the company's business operations to health and outline a repayment schedule for restructuring debts. The process is now under formal legal supervision in accordance with Finnish corporate restructuring laws. The court's quick approval indicates cooperation between the company and its financiers during the initial phase of the procedure. The administrator’s evaluation will form the basis for any future decisions regarding the company’s financial recovery path.

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Published: February 13, 2026

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