By December 2 deadline for receipt of applications from investors, claiming 30 % of the shares of a bakery in Shirvan . The buyer of shares of Roza-Chorek should commit themselves to reconstruction or creating any other production company dormant .
The aggregate value of the offered shares is 146,400 manats. Their acquisition requires only 25,000 AZN. In addition, the winner, if such would be, must pay within 90 days of debts owed by employees totaling 7.1 thousand manats. At the same time the general obligations of the bakery on the first of September this year reached 650 thousand manats. Joint-stock company are not paid debts amounting to 312 thousand manats.
Joint Stock Company does not hold general meetings of shareholders and the controlling person of unknown Roza-Chorek. On BSE practically not registered transactions with shares of this stock , par value of its shares is 1 manat .
The bakery in Shirvan was commissioned in 1987. State Committee on Property (the seller of state property) does not provide information of its power , buildings and land area. - 08D-
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