ISTANBUL, Sept 23 (Reuters) - Thomas Cook will be
sold as a whole or in parts after its collapse, the company's
second-largest shareholder said on Monday, adding he would see
what is offered before deciding whether to buy more assets.
Neset Kockar, who holds an 8% stake in the UK-based travel
firm, said Thomas Cook owes "a few hundred million pounds" to
Turkish businesses that may not be paid after it is sold.
Kockar is also the chairman of Turkey-based Anex Tour, which
caters mainly to tourists from countries such as Russia and
Ukraine.
(Reporting by Ceyda Caglayan;
Writing by Ali Kucukgocmen; Editing by Jonathan Spicer)