Head of the Board of Directors of the Cyprus Turkish Teachers’ Union (KTÖS) Mustafa Baybora, announced that 13 shareholders are ready to purchase all the shares and pay off the 2.8 million pounds debt, to save Koop-Süt once again.
Baybora, who spoke to the Özgür Gazete, said that they were ready to take over Koop-Süt by purchasing all the shares within 48 hours and paying off the debt of 2.8 million pounds.
Baybora put forward a pre-condition stating that they wanted the appointment of a registrar, normally adopted every period, to be eliminated from the scope of the three decree ratification.
Baybora said that they had worked on the draft law and that they wanted to manage Koop-Süt overall. “We have the experience and knowledge. Unfortunately, politics has interfered for economic profits. Institutions are being used to distribute benefits”, he said.
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