The document shows CNH must transfer its non-viable assets to the national tax authority ANAF by the end of February.
Last fall, the government announced ANAF would write off CNH’s debt to the state budget after the latter transfers its non-viable units to the tax authority.
CNH, Romania’s largest debtor, operates seven coal mines and employs 8,800 staff.
Four of the seven mines were deemed viable and will continue to operate after the company’s reorganization, while the three non-profitable units will be managed by a soon-to-be established company and will receive state subsidies until 2018, pending approval from the European Commission.