the DN has previously reported that the free newspaper Metro has financial difficulties. To DN now confirm the printing Bold Printing Stockholm they stopped the printing of Tuesday’s printupplaga.
After negotiations during the day, we have decided not to print the newspaper, said a representative of the printing house in Akalla to DN.
was that Metro would pay the printing, something the magazine could not do.
During the Monday morning, it was also clear that the newspaper’s employees had not received their salaries paid.
the Magazine also has liabilities that have fallen by the Swedish enforcement authority. In total there are almost nine million kronor, which would have caused the Tax agency. To the world of media says Christen Ager-Hanssen, ceo of Metro Media House AB, the newspaper received a respite from the Swedish Tax agency in order to pay off their debts and make a new issue.
“We’ve brought in new capital, which means that we can finance the Metro,” he says to the media world.
at the company Point Logistics, which distributes the magazine in Borås, Sjuhäradsbygden and Skåne.
In the current supplied to the magazine as it should, but the company’s ceo, Johan Lundin, says that unless Metro pays will Point Logistics to stop distributing the magazine.
– We assume that they fulfil their commitments, “says Johan Lundin, who has not been in contact with Metro since the bills ended up paid,” he says to the media world.
the DN has sought Christen Ager-Hanssen, without success.
