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Eight companies auctioned off for 260 million dinars
Belgrade,
16 December 2004
The Serbian Privatisation Agency auctioned off the following eight companies for a total of 262.1 million dinars:
1. Mika Alas, Belgrade
2. Agroprodukt, Kraljevo
3. Niska Mlekara, Nis
4. Azma, Kragujevac
5. Jugoprevoz-Despotovac, Despotovac
6. Jablanica, Valjevo
7. Zlatibor-Mehanizacija, Uzice
8. Komunalac-Cukarica, Belgrade
The auction sales of the following companies were unsuccessful: Jadar from Loznica, Proleter in Ivanjica, Gradina in Nis, Simpro in Kragujevac, Balkan in Dimitrovgrad, Mladost in Cuprija, Zitopromet in Cacak, Pescanik in Banatski Karlovac, Sljunkara in Doljevac, Transport-Pancevo in Pancevo, and FIO Kostolac in Kostolac.
The auction sales of the following companies were unsuccessful: Jadar from Loznica, Proleter in Ivanjica, Gradina in Nis, Simpro in Kragujevac, Balkan in Dimitrovgrad, Mladost in Cuprija, Zitopromet in Cacak, Pescanik in Banatski Karlovac, Sljunkara in Doljevac, Transport-Pancevo in Pancevo, and FIO Kostolac in Kostolac.
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