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Privatisation Agency sets Rubin tender list
Belgrade,
18 January 2005
The Serbian Privatisation Agency said that the tender commission in charge of selling the winery Rubin from Krusevac has accepted the tender list and ranked the Zemun-based company Invej as the best bidder.
Three bidders contested for the takeover of 70 percent of the Rubin assets, including Zemun’s Invej, a consortium formed of Vinarija Coka from Subotica and Rodic MB from Kula, as well as the Slovenian firm Istrabenz.
Invej offered a purchase price of €20.1 million, with a €11.4 million five-year investment programme, and an unchanged social programme.
The Privatisation Agency will start talks with Invej to define details of the sale purchase agreement. If the talks are successful, the acquisition contract is to be signed within 30 days.
Invej offered a purchase price of €20.1 million, with a €11.4 million five-year investment programme, and an unchanged social programme.
The Privatisation Agency will start talks with Invej to define details of the sale purchase agreement. If the talks are successful, the acquisition contract is to be signed within 30 days.
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