Ganja House-Building Plant Cannot Find Client
The State Committee on Property still hopes to sell through the investment competition 99.96 % of the shares of Gence Menzil Tikinti (Ganja House-Building Plant) created about 10 years ago. Over the past 4 years its creditor debts increased by 2.5 times.
Under the terms of the contest, the winner can change the profile of the company. In any case, the applicants are required to provide an investment program. Like four years ago, one of the requirements is to provide a proposal for the transfer to the state budget of 850 thousand manats. In 2008, this amount was AZN 1 million and a certain amount of vouchers.
In Ganja there is a variety of construction companies involved in housing and social construction. The reasons for the lack of a formal interest in the venture are not known.
* JSC Gence Menzil Tikinti has acted since 1979. It occupies 3.1 hectares of land. The company employs 4 people. Given the laid-off workers, the wage arrears exceed 64 thousand manats.
The authorized capital of JSC Gence Menzil Tikinti is 2 697 092.8 manat. As of October 1 of this year the commitment was 517.4 thousand manats and the accounts receivable were 248.9 thousand manats. -08D-
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