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Nine companies sold at Novi Sad auction for 562 million dinars
Belgrade,
15 March 2004
The Serbian Privatisation Agency sold nine companies at a public auction in Novi Sad today, pulling in 562.9 million in privatisation receipts.
The nine companies include:
Bratstvo (Subotica) Orahovo (Novo Orahovo) Stoteks (Novi Sad) Irmovo (Kisac) Pobeda (Pobeda) Vojvodina (Backi Brestovac) Metalpromet (Kula) Integral Mehanizacija i Transport (Subotica) Svetozar Markovic Toza (Vrbas)
The auction sales of Dalia from Sremska Mitrovica and Meteor from Subotica were cancelled.
The attempts to auction Dusan Stanickov from Sombor, Vojvodjanka from Ruma and Petar Drapsin from Novi Sad were unsuccessful.
Bratstvo (Subotica) Orahovo (Novo Orahovo) Stoteks (Novi Sad) Irmovo (Kisac) Pobeda (Pobeda) Vojvodina (Backi Brestovac) Metalpromet (Kula) Integral Mehanizacija i Transport (Subotica) Svetozar Markovic Toza (Vrbas)
The auction sales of Dalia from Sremska Mitrovica and Meteor from Subotica were cancelled.
The attempts to auction Dusan Stanickov from Sombor, Vojvodjanka from Ruma and Petar Drapsin from Novi Sad were unsuccessful.
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