The State Committee for Property Affairs of Azerbaijan held on October 25 another auction for the privatization of state objects. Sold from the auction were 3 joint stock companies, 16 state-owned enterprises and small objects, 3 unused non-residential premises, and 9 vehicles. This was reported by the press service of the State Committee.
Six of the sold small state enterprises and objects are located in Baku, 2 in Sumgait, 3 in Shamkir, 2 in Goranboy, 1 in Khachmaz, and 2 in Ganja. Nine of these are commercial facilities, catering and others services.
Three privatized unused non-residential facilities are located in Baku.
Recall that the next auction will be held on 1 November, and 101 state objects will be exhibited for sale. – 08B--
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