حكم التصفية القضائية لشركة لاسامير : قراءة تحليلية نقدية

Abstract EN

La Samir Company was established in Morocco in the early 1959 year due to the country's need to obtain a refinery for hydrocarbons.

Over the years, this refinery experienced rapid developments until it was privatized in 1996 by transferring 67% of its capital to the Swedish Coral Group owned by Saudi businessman Al-Hussein Al-Amoudi.

Experts, the Lasmir company has been floundering and deteriorating since 1997, but the actual beginning of the financial problems was in 2002 when the company was exposed to a fire that cost it huge sums, and the production drop between 2012 and 2014 was recorded due to external constraints related to the unavailability of the oil port in Muhamadia and the suspension of transformational units for the five-year maintenance In addition to that, the company has known a number of management imbalances, including the dismissal of workers in an arbitrary manner, in addition to receiving fictitious amounts in unknown ways, and missing an asset in mysterious circumstances, according to the expert report.

The bulk of the company's debts.

Due to all these constraints, the company entered into judicial liquidation, and the judgment issued to liquidate the Lasamir company led to many negative effects, both on the creditors and in particular the employees of this company, in addition to the impact on the national economy.

Hence, in our analysis of the ruling in the second topic, we will highlight these effects in addition to the role of the expert report in this ruling.