Tušnica coal mine enters bankruptcy proceedings

The Municipal Court in Livno has issued a decision to initiate bankruptcy proceedings against the public enterprise Rudnik uglja Tušnica d.o.o. Livno. The company has reportedly had its bank accounts blocked since 2013 and has not conducted business operations for several years.

Filip Lončar has been appointed as the bankruptcy administrator. The insolvency process was initiated following a proposal by the company itself on April 23, citing insolvency and long-term account blocks. The temporary administrator confirmed that the company has failed to meet its obligations for more than 60 days, fulfilling the legal requirements for bankruptcy.

The Cantonal Tax Office in Livno has filed claims totaling 2,514,209.56 KM. Creditors are required to report their claims within 30 days of the decision's publication in the Official Gazette of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. An inquiry hearing to review these claims is scheduled for December 14, 2026, at the Municipal Court in Livno.