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Bid for purchase of Matroz opened
Belgrade,
12 December 2006
The Serbian Privatisation Agency stated that bids for takeover of 97.04% of shares in cellulose and paper maker Milan Stepanovic-Matroz from Sremska Mitrovica were opened yesterday.
The tender documentation was purchased by two potential investors, Pulp Mill Holding GmbG from Austria and private person Michael Dichand from Austria.
Pulp Mill Holding GmbG submitted its bid by due date, September 29, the commission said.
According to the commission, the only bidder at the tender fulfills all necessary conditions for the takeover of Matroz.
Financial and legal advisors of the Agency will make an assessment of the offer submitted within 30 days from the opening of the bid and the offer will be presented at the following session of the tender commission.
Pulp Mill Holding GmbG submitted its bid by due date, September 29, the commission said.
According to the commission, the only bidder at the tender fulfills all necessary conditions for the takeover of Matroz.
Financial and legal advisors of the Agency will make an assessment of the offer submitted within 30 days from the opening of the bid and the offer will be presented at the following session of the tender commission.
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