Your subsidiary is waiting for payment. Who owns the customer decision?

Cross-border receivables stall when German HQ owns the customer and a Czech subsidiary holds the invoice. Agree who resolves disputes and approves terms.

Why does your subsidiary keep needing cash from HQ?

Subsidiary cash flow explains why a profitable plant keeps asking HQ for cash. Separate planned funding from avoidable gaps before the next transfer.

Askoll Potvorice plant closure: what a Board needs to establish while motor production moves to Romania and China

The Askoll Potvorice plant closure ends Slovak motor production on 31 December 2026. What a Board must establish as volume moves to Romania and China.

Cash improved at the subsidiary. Did the group really benefit?

A subsidiary reports more cash. Separate external receipts and operating changes from internal transfers, financing and timing shifts across the group.

Ranville cement plant closure: what a Board must control between announcement and shutdown

Ranville cement plant closure: what a Board must control between announcement and shutdown, from kiln safety to customer supply and the French social plan.

Demand changed. Who can amend the plant’s purchase commitments?

HQ changes demand while a Slovak plant holds purchase commitments. Clarify who can amend them, what must be agreed and how cash effects are evidenced.

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The ERP milestone is marked complete. What is the business actually accepting?

ERP deliverable acceptance rests on agreed scope and test evidence, not a milestone report. Confirm who holds authority to sign before you do.

Beko Poland plant closure: what the Łódź and Wrocław wind-down asks of Group leadership

Beko Poland plant closure: how the Łódź and Wrocław wind-down tests delivery, people and governance, and what Boards should establish first.

An ERP change looks small. Who approves its effect on cost and launch?

ERP scope change control gives the sponsor one view of cost, testing and launch effect before a small request is approved. Four options, one record.