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Nine companies auctioned for 209 million dinars
Belgrade,
5 July 2004
The Serbian Privatisation Agency sold nine companies at a public auction today, raising 208.5 million dinars in revenues.
The nine companies include:
1. Borac (Kula) 2. Elpo-Elektroporcelan (Novi Sad) 3. Granicar (Djala) 4. Jedinstvo (Senta) 5. Mlin Kanjiza (Kanjiza) 6. Meteor (Subotica) 7. Rasveta (Subotica) 8. Sloga (Perlez) 9. Interpak (Ruma)
The auction sales of Diana from Sremska Mitrovica, Hins from Novi Sad, Kluz-Plitvice from Vrsac, Kluz-Tisa from Novi Becej, Kluz-Srem from Ruma, 5. Oktobar from Srpska Crnja and Napredak from Vrbas were unsuccessful.
1. Borac (Kula) 2. Elpo-Elektroporcelan (Novi Sad) 3. Granicar (Djala) 4. Jedinstvo (Senta) 5. Mlin Kanjiza (Kanjiza) 6. Meteor (Subotica) 7. Rasveta (Subotica) 8. Sloga (Perlez) 9. Interpak (Ruma)
The auction sales of Diana from Sremska Mitrovica, Hins from Novi Sad, Kluz-Plitvice from Vrsac, Kluz-Tisa from Novi Becej, Kluz-Srem from Ruma, 5. Oktobar from Srpska Crnja and Napredak from Vrbas were unsuccessful.
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