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Financially, the company experienced a devastating blow. In the wake of the war, EElektronikka suffered losses amounting to 40 frenkerd (approximately 40 million vals). These losses, coupled with the physical and operational damage to its facilities, left the company in a precarious position. Despite efforts to restructure and recover, the company’s fortunes continued to decline as the political and economic situation worsened. By 1986, EElektronikka was unable to recover from the financial strain and was forced to file for bankruptcy. This marked the end of an era for the once-thriving Velholian company, which had been a leader in the electronics industry for over six decades. The collapse of EElektronikka served as a somber reflection of the wider economic and social upheaval caused by the war, and its bankruptcy marked the end of a significant chapter in the history of Velho’s industrial development.

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	Financially, the company experienced a devastating blow. In the wake of the war, EElektronikka suffered losses amounting to 40 frenkerd (approximately 40 million vals). These losses, coupled with the physical and operational damage to its facilities, left the company in a precarious position. Despite efforts to restructure and recover, the company’s fortunes continued to decline as the political and economic situation worsened. By 1986, EElektronikka was unable to recover from the financial strain and was forced to file for bankruptcy. This marked the end of an era for the once-thriving Velholian company, which had been a leader in the electronics industry for over six decades. The collapse of EElektronikka served as a somber reflection of the wider economic and social upheaval caused by the war, and its bankruptcy marked the end of a significant chapter in the history of Velho’s industrial development.		Financially, the company experienced a devastating blow. In the wake of the war, EElektronikka suffered losses amounting to 40 frenkerd (approximately 40 million vals). These losses, coupled with the physical and operational damage to its facilities, left the company in a precarious position. Despite efforts to restructure and recover, the company’s fortunes continued to decline as the political and economic situation worsened. By 1986, EElektronikka was unable to recover from the financial strain and was forced to file for bankruptcy. This marked the end of an era for the once-thriving Velholian company, which had been a leader in the electronics industry for over six decades. The collapse of EElektronikka served as a somber reflection of the wider economic and social upheaval caused by the war, and its bankruptcy marked the end of a significant chapter in the history of Velho’s industrial development.

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