The government cannot find a client for the Dashkesan Mining and Processing Plant
Investment competition for sale of 99.22% shares of the Dashkesan ore-dressing plant failed again. Investors have shown interest in this company, for the development of which the state requires to invest not less than $600 million.
This week has expired the period for acceptance of proposals for privatization of "Daskesan Filizsaflasdirma". The seller, the State Committee for Property Affairs (SCPA) does not comment on the reasons for the absence of submission of applications for the acquisition of the company.
Investors have been given a two-month period for submitting applications, which expires on March 31.The SCPA changed one of the conditions to investors. The minimum size of the bonus for the privatization of shares reduced from 110 million to 100 million manat.
In the autumn of 2016 the government attracted through tender for the privatization of this attracted an international consultant – the KPMG Azerbaijan company. In the case of the privatization the company will receive from the winner 160.000 manat. -08D-
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