KIEV, Nov. 2 – Mriya agroholding plans to attract $55 million from creditors to replenish its working capital in 2016, in particular for spring planting.

"One of the conditions of restructuring is that we'll receive funding for the next season from the same lenders. We need $55 million," CEO Simon Cherniavsky told journalists at the Orchestrators of Change. II Directors forum in Kiev.

He expects to finalize the decision with the creditors on debt restructuring in the next two to three weeks.