Commerce Ministry Gives Evaly Three More Weeks

E-commerce company Evaly has been given three weeks to account for its debts and loans.

The decision was taken at a meeting of the Commerce Ministry on Wednesday (August 11th).

Earlier, the e-commerce company Evaly wanted six more months to answer six questions asked by the Commerce Ministry. This information was given by the Ministry of Commerce and Evaly on Monday (August 2).

"We have asked for six months to address the issues raised by the ministry," concerned authority of Evaly said. Why the time has been asked, it has been said in the application.

Evaly said a third audit firm will have to evaluate Evaly's complete financial statements and company. It will take six months to present the company's situation and related information. Then all the questions can be answered.