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57 of the companies will be offered against compensatory payments while 4 - against money payments. File photo
The shares of 62 Bulgarian companies will be offered at the 22nd centralized public bid organized by the Bulgarian Stock Exchange.
This has been announced Friday by the Bulgarian Privatizations Agency, the Par Daily reported.
57 of the companies will be offered against compensatory payments while 4 - against money payments. Fore one company a mixed payment method will be demanded.
Among these companies will be “Svobodna Bezmitna Zona – Burgas” JSC, “Svobodna Bezmitna Zona – Plovdiv” JSC, Balkancar-Ruen JSC, and others.
The start date for the bid will be the sixth working day after the announcement for it has been promulgated, and the end will be 14 working days after the publication.
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