It became a dramatic final spurt for Almtuna – but finally the club reached its goal.
On Wednesday morning, it was clear that they managed to collect the amount required to live up to the requirements for elite license.
“We have submitted supplemented documents to the License Committee yesterday, which in our assessment meets the requirements they have placed on us,” writes club manager Tobias Pehrsson in a text message to HockeyNews.
In order to get green light from the licensing committee, Almtuna had to guarantee capital adequacy guarantees of SEK 4 million. As the deadline approached during Tuesday evening, just over 1.8 million remained.
It became an intense riot distance for the organization – which now announces that they have reached the target of SEK 4 million.
“We have submitted supplemented documents to the License Committee yesterday, which in our assessment meets the requirements they have placed on us,” writes club manager Tobias Pehrsson in a text message to HockeyNews.
For Expressen he develops about how the club solved it all:
– Yes, it was work right into the small hours. Surface, e -mail, telephone calls and a lot of contacts with people. There is also a lot of administration and documentation, says Pehrsson to Express.
Collected forces
In the end, the association RO managed it all in port thanks to great commitment from several directions.
– We have gone on a wide mass. Companies, members and everyone in and around the club. With the common forces we have come up with what is in demand, Pehrsson tells the newspaper.
But there is no definitive message yet. The licensing committee should now go through the material submitted.
– It is possible that there will be supplements and other injunctions. We’ll see. But we feel safe with what we have submitted, concludes Pehrsson.
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