Nobiskrug Shipyard in Germany, who announced their insolvency earlier this month, have released some positive developments in regard to potential investment opportunities to rescue the renowned company. Following the announcement on the 13th of April, a number of investment requests were received from both Germany and international markets. The insolvency administrators of the shipyard have now employed consultancy firm PwC to handle the proceedings and the search for potential investors. 
Gitterman added that a number of potential investors have already voiced a keen interest, and plans will proceed in the coming days to send out investment proposals to those parties. PwC partner Timo Klees has added; "We are confident that Nobiskrug will be of particular interest to other shipbuilders and players in the maritime industry, who will be able to use the site and the expertise of the workforce."
At this time, the entire shipyard and its facilities are on the market, and it is the intention of all involved to retain the highly skilled workforce, many of whom have been employed at Nobiskrug since training. Submissions for investors will begin directly, with nomination in early June, consolation of bids in late June and the sale scheduled for the 1st of July. Both Gitterman and Klees are positive that this ambitious plan will be accomplished. 