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Negotiations with first-ranked bidder for RTB Bor start
Belgrade,
14 December 2007
The Serbian Privatisation Agency stated that it started negotiations with the first-ranked bidder for mining and metallurgical complex RTB Bor, Austrian consortium comprising A -Tec Minerals and Metals Holding GmbH, A-Tec Industries AG and Montanwerke Brixlegg AG.
RTB Bor Group is composed of the following sub-sections: Copper Mine Bor in restructuring from Bor, Copper Mine Majdanpek in restructuring from Majdanpek and Cooper Smeltery and Refinery in restructuring from Bor.
The negotiations were attended by agency representatives, representatives of the Ministry of Energy and Mining and Ministry of Environmental Protection.
The talks on investment programme and additional social programme will resume next week. Also, the talks will be held with local government representatives.
The negotiations were attended by agency representatives, representatives of the Ministry of Energy and Mining and Ministry of Environmental Protection.
The talks on investment programme and additional social programme will resume next week. Also, the talks will be held with local government representatives.
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