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Wadan Yards was a shipbuilding company that filed for bankruptcy in December 2009, followed by bankruptcy in March 2010. The company was created by the sale of the two German shipyards in Wismar and Warnemünde and the shipyard in Mykolaiv in Ukraine by the Norwegian company STX Europe (formerly Aker Yards) to the Russian-controlled investment company FLC West. == History == In March 2008, Aker Yards sold the majority of the two German shipyards and the Ukrainian shipyard to the Russian-controlled investment company FLC West, which is controlled by the entrepreneurs Andrei Burlakov ((ロシア語:Андрей Бурлаков)), Sergey Morozov (Russian: Сергей Морозов) and Evgeniy Zaritsky ((ロシア語:Евгений Зарицкий)). (The three shipyards were renamed Wadan Yards MTW Wismar, Wadan Yards Warnow GmbH and Wadan Yards Okean OJSC.) The three shipyards became part of the new company ''Aker Yards Ukraine Holding'', of which FLC West held 70 percent and Aker Yards held 30 percent. The transaction was effective retrospectively from 1 January 2008, and since 22 September the shipyards have gone by the name of ''Wadan Yards''.〔NDR: (Aker-Werften heißen jetzt Wadan Yards ), of 22 September 2008 (archived link, 22 September 2009) 〕 The purchase price was 248.9 million euros.〔Finanznachrichten: (Aker Yards completes FLC West deal ), of 29 July 2008〕 The agreements between STX Europe and FLC West included contracts for four container ships, to be delivered in 2010. The agreements also included an option for Wadan Yards on a 21.3-percent holding in the Finnish technology company Aker Arctic, in which STX Europe previously (as of 2008) held 71.4 %.〔STX Europe: (Annual Report 2008, accessed 5 October 2009 )〕 The holding company, Wadan Yards Group AS, was based in Oslo. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Wadan Yards」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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