Dispute between Glaston and customer proceeding to arbitration

Date: 3 September 2019
Source: glaston.net
Dispute between Glaston and customer proceeding to arbitration
Photo source
glaston.net

Date: 3 September 2019

A dispute between Glaston and its customer regarding a heat treatment machine acquired by the customer, is proceeding to arbitration.

The customer claims the contract to be terminated and a compensation of approximately EUR 3.5 million, which would cover the acquisition price of the machine as well as, mainly indirect, damages caused to the customer. In addition, as a consequence of the termination of the contract, the ownership of the machine would be transferred back to Glaston. Glaston denies the customer’s claims and finds them unfounded.

The contract includes a limitation of liability concerning indirect damages and termination of the contract is only possible due to a material breach of contract. Based on the claim Glaston makes a provision of EUR 0.3 million. The issue has no impact on the company’s full-year 2019 guidance.

The arbitration will take place in Helsinki and Finnish law applies to the contract. Glaston estimates, that a resolution to the dispute is expected approximately during the first half of year 2020.

600450 Dispute between Glaston and customer proceeding to arbitration glassonweb.com

See more news about:

Others also read

Glaston Corporation’s SVP People & Culture and member of the Executive Leadership Team, Riikka Laitasalo, has decided to leave the company to pursue new opportunities outside Glaston.
Glaston at China Glass 2026 exhibition on Apr 7-10 in Shanghai - enjoying meeting with people and introducing new technologies.
Turning a real production challenge into precision, Glaston FlatGuard delivers reliable, on-site measurement for improved glass quality and confidence.
Glaston Corporation’s Annual Review 2025 has today been published in Finnish and English on the company’s internet pages at www.glaston.net.
This video presents the Glaston ULTRA insulating glass line, a unique line configuration, and Glaston's special process sequence that enables the processing of center glass as thin as 0.5 mm in triple insulating glass units.
This video shows how to use the new Glaston FlatGuard.

Add new comment

From industry

NEWS RELATED PRODUCTS

Glaston Corporation
Glaston Corporation
Glaston Corporation