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Shares in 110 Bulgarian Companies to Be Floated
Business | January 20, 2004, Tuesday // 00:00
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Minor shares in some 110 Bulgarian companies will be floated on the exchange in a public bid, Deputy Manager of the state Privatization Agency Stanisslav Ananiev, cited by local Dnevnik daily, said.
The bid is most likely to take place in the beginning of next month, the paper explained.
According to Ananiev, shares in the Sheraton Sofia Hotel Balkan as well as several wine cellars are expected to draw the most interest.
The bid is most likely to take place in the beginning of next month, the paper explained.
According to Ananiev, shares in the Sheraton Sofia Hotel Balkan as well as several wine cellars are expected to draw the most interest.
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