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Business | August 24, 2001, Friday // 00:00
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Austrian Veurf Alpin, Krupp Sumatomo and Mitsubishi Corporation are the three companies that are eligible after the screening procedure for the Terminal 2A and the Eastern wharf equipment of the Burgas port. The Ministry of Transport and Communications will announce the selected candidate next week. The best price of USD 29.925 million, plus VAT of USD 5.985 million, was offered by the Austrian Veurf Alpin. Krupp Sumatomo`s bid stands at USD 35,048,730, plus VAT of USD 1,414,226. Mitsubishi Corporation bid USD 51,977,916, plus VAT of USD 8,662,986.
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