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Four bankrupt companies sold
Belgrade,
18 November 2008
The Privatisation agency’s Bankruptcy Centre today sold three bankrupt companies by way of public bidding, as well as the assets of another company, for a total of RSD 71 million.
The companies sold are the following:
1. Draginje, Draginje; 2. Tehnos, Cacak; 3. D Market, Krusevac; 4. Elektroremont, Nis.
The commission monitoring the bidding declared the sale of the following bankruptees unsuccessful:
1. Jasko, Jasenovo; 2. EI Household Appliances, Nis; 3. Yes Yugoexport Sistem and Yes Korporacija, Belgrade; 4. Ineks-Intereksport, Belgrade; 5. the sale of assets of holding company 1. Maj and Izgradnja, both from Backa Topola.
1. Draginje, Draginje; 2. Tehnos, Cacak; 3. D Market, Krusevac; 4. Elektroremont, Nis.
The commission monitoring the bidding declared the sale of the following bankruptees unsuccessful:
1. Jasko, Jasenovo; 2. EI Household Appliances, Nis; 3. Yes Yugoexport Sistem and Yes Korporacija, Belgrade; 4. Ineks-Intereksport, Belgrade; 5. the sale of assets of holding company 1. Maj and Izgradnja, both from Backa Topola.
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