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Ten companies sold for 136.5 million dinars
Belgrade,
24 June 2004
The Serbian Privatisation Agency held its 118th public auction sale, pulling in 136.5 million dinars in revenues.
The ten sold companies are:
1. Srbija (Belgrade) 2. Tehnoenergetika (Krusevac) 3. Auto-Zvezdara (Belgrade) 4. 5. Decembar (Blace) 5. Vocar-Koceljeva (Koceljeva) 6. Kladovo (Kladovo) 7. Prokupac (Prokuplje) 8. Kamenolom (Krupanj) 9. Podvis (Knjazevac) 10. Milan Blagojevic-PVC Folije (Lucani)
The sales of Tvrdi Metal from Uzice, Uvac from Nova Varos, Radnik from Pirot, Nikrooprema from Paracin were unsuccessful, as well as sales of four units of the Milan Blagojevic company from Lucane.
1. Srbija (Belgrade) 2. Tehnoenergetika (Krusevac) 3. Auto-Zvezdara (Belgrade) 4. 5. Decembar (Blace) 5. Vocar-Koceljeva (Koceljeva) 6. Kladovo (Kladovo) 7. Prokupac (Prokuplje) 8. Kamenolom (Krupanj) 9. Podvis (Knjazevac) 10. Milan Blagojevic-PVC Folije (Lucani)
The sales of Tvrdi Metal from Uzice, Uvac from Nova Varos, Radnik from Pirot, Nikrooprema from Paracin were unsuccessful, as well as sales of four units of the Milan Blagojevic company from Lucane.
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