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Twelve companies auctioned off
Belgrade,
15 November 2004
The Serbian Privatisation Agency held its 130th public auction sale at the Novi Sad office. Twelve companies were sold, pulling in 505.4 million dinars in revenues.
Those companies sold were:
1. Dunav Ortopedsko, Novi Sad 2. Petar Drapsin, Novi Sad 3. Sremski Mihaljevci, Sremski Mihaljevci 4. Kindja, Kikinda 5. Vodomont, Novi Sad 6. Zito Backa, Kula 7. Petefi, Temerin 8. Sloboda, Novi Kozarci 9. Potisje, Senta 10. Termomont, Novi Sad 11. Urbisinvest, Novi Sad 12. Vojvodinaput, Subotica
The sales of Pik (Kikinda), Jugoalat (Novi Sad), Jedinstvo (Backa Palanka), Sloboda (Sombor) and 7. Jul (Backi Petrovac) were unsuccessful, and the sale of Fadap (Vrdnik) was postponed for December 20.
1. Dunav Ortopedsko, Novi Sad 2. Petar Drapsin, Novi Sad 3. Sremski Mihaljevci, Sremski Mihaljevci 4. Kindja, Kikinda 5. Vodomont, Novi Sad 6. Zito Backa, Kula 7. Petefi, Temerin 8. Sloboda, Novi Kozarci 9. Potisje, Senta 10. Termomont, Novi Sad 11. Urbisinvest, Novi Sad 12. Vojvodinaput, Subotica
The sales of Pik (Kikinda), Jugoalat (Novi Sad), Jedinstvo (Backa Palanka), Sloboda (Sombor) and 7. Jul (Backi Petrovac) were unsuccessful, and the sale of Fadap (Vrdnik) was postponed for December 20.
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