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Privatisation Agency auctions 11 companies
Belgrade,
5 October 2004
The Serbian Privatisation Agency sold 11 companies at a public auction today, pulling in revenues of 303.1 million dinars.
The 11 companies include:
1. Gosa Fabrika Namestaja (Smederevska Palanka) 2. 23. Novembar (Tutin) 3. Sloga (Kovin) 4. Selekcija (Aleksinac) 5. Partizan (Belgrade) 6. Zlatibor-Standard (Uzice) 7. 7. Juli (Belgrade) 8. EI-OPEK (Nis) 9. Olga Milosevic (Smederevska Palanka) 10. Inos Krusevac (Krusevac) 11. Seme-Produkt (Cacak)
The auction sales of EI-PAK from Aleksinac, Jastrebac-Fabrika Pumpi from Nis, Partizanka from Cacak, Prnjavor Macvanski from Prnjavor, Istrazni Radovic from Zajaca and 7. Juli from Sabac were unsuccessful.
1. Gosa Fabrika Namestaja (Smederevska Palanka) 2. 23. Novembar (Tutin) 3. Sloga (Kovin) 4. Selekcija (Aleksinac) 5. Partizan (Belgrade) 6. Zlatibor-Standard (Uzice) 7. 7. Juli (Belgrade) 8. EI-OPEK (Nis) 9. Olga Milosevic (Smederevska Palanka) 10. Inos Krusevac (Krusevac) 11. Seme-Produkt (Cacak)
The auction sales of EI-PAK from Aleksinac, Jastrebac-Fabrika Pumpi from Nis, Partizanka from Cacak, Prnjavor Macvanski from Prnjavor, Istrazni Radovic from Zajaca and 7. Juli from Sabac were unsuccessful.
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