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Commission to launch talks with sole bidder for Vrsacki Vinogradi
Belgrade,
20 June 2005
The Serbian Privatisation Agency has said that a commission in charge of selling 70 percent of socially owned capital of Vrsac-based winery Vrsacki Vinogradi has decided to launch negotiations with the sole bidder in the tender, a consortium of Subotica-based Vinoprodukt Coka, Kula-based Rodic MB, and Belgrade-based Secer+Schaffer.
Offers submitted by Italian bidders Vitis, OMDP Machine Agricole, Atanasio Lovisa, Illario&Diego Lovisa, Mauro Lovis and Paulo Louis as well as consortiums Helvetia and Swisslion Takovo were declared incomplete at the commission’s first session.
According to a statement, the Ministry of Economy will set up a commission for direct negotiations with the sole bidder in the tender.
According to a statement, the Ministry of Economy will set up a commission for direct negotiations with the sole bidder in the tender.
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