According to data as at 30 June 2026, the enterprises had total debts of 139.87 million lei, whilst their receivables amounted to 46.08 million lei. Thus, debts exceeded receivables by 93.79 million lei.
The largest debts are held by State Enterprise “Silva-Centru” Ungheni — 44.45 million lei, State Enterprise “Silva-Sud” Cahul — 13.39 million lei, Tighina State Forestry Enterprise — 12.65 million lei and Glodeni State Forestry Enterprise — 11.86 million lei.
The draft’s authors justify the reorganisation by the need to reduce fragmentation in management, unify financial and accounting records, centralise procurement and investment planning, and ensure a more efficient distribution of equipment, specialists and financial resources across territories.
At the same time, the forest districts and other necessary territorial subdivisions will be retained, but will operate as internal subdivisions of the unified enterprise, without separate legal personality.
The reorganisation will not alter ownership of the state forest fund. Land and other publicly owned assets will remain the property of the state.
The first stage of the reorganisation is to be completed within 12 months of the Government’s decision coming into force.
This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.
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