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11 firms auctioned off for over 700 million dinars
Belgrade,
10 March 2005
The Serbian Privatisation Agency held the 138th public auction today, selling 11 socially owned firms for a total of roughly 723.2 million dinars.
Kraljevo-based Pekarstvo was sold to Vujadin Jankovic for 126 million dinars, up from the starting price of 25.8 million dinars.
The Cuprija-based stock feed factory was sold to a consortium at the starting price of 7.32 million dinars.
Swisslion bought Sremska Mitorvica-based Mitros at the starting price of 36.1 million dinars.
Vranjacka Banja-based Vitojevac was sold to a consortium represented by Predrag Kalabic at the starting price of 9.9 million dinars.
Debeljaca-based Novi Dom was sold at the starting price of 4.23 million dinars to Sanja Scepanovic.
The new owner of Vranje-based Jedinstvo is Dragan Stojanovic, who bought the firm in the second bidding at the starting price of 104.4 million dinars.
Milan Radic bought Krupanj-based Drvoprodukt at the starting price of 3.14 million dinars.
Zastava Sped from Kragujevac was sold to Vator&Vektor from Ljubljana, Slovenia, at the starting price of 9.6 million dinars.
Nenad Veljovic paid 400,000 dinars for Kragujevac-based Zastava Hidroelektrane, up from the starting price of 381,600 dinars.
Vizahem Eksport-Import from Belgrade bought Rekord Holding at the starting price of 419.5 million dinars
A textile factory in Devici, part of Ivanjica-based Javor, was sold to Kraljevo-based Klub Mode at the starting price of 2.54 million dinars.
The auctions of other firms were declared unsuccessful.
The Cuprija-based stock feed factory was sold to a consortium at the starting price of 7.32 million dinars.
Swisslion bought Sremska Mitorvica-based Mitros at the starting price of 36.1 million dinars.
Vranjacka Banja-based Vitojevac was sold to a consortium represented by Predrag Kalabic at the starting price of 9.9 million dinars.
Debeljaca-based Novi Dom was sold at the starting price of 4.23 million dinars to Sanja Scepanovic.
The new owner of Vranje-based Jedinstvo is Dragan Stojanovic, who bought the firm in the second bidding at the starting price of 104.4 million dinars.
Milan Radic bought Krupanj-based Drvoprodukt at the starting price of 3.14 million dinars.
Zastava Sped from Kragujevac was sold to Vator&Vektor from Ljubljana, Slovenia, at the starting price of 9.6 million dinars.
Nenad Veljovic paid 400,000 dinars for Kragujevac-based Zastava Hidroelektrane, up from the starting price of 381,600 dinars.
Vizahem Eksport-Import from Belgrade bought Rekord Holding at the starting price of 419.5 million dinars
A textile factory in Devici, part of Ivanjica-based Javor, was sold to Kraljevo-based Klub Mode at the starting price of 2.54 million dinars.
The auctions of other firms were declared unsuccessful.
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