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FRANCE MAY MAKE SERIOUS INVESTMENTS IN BULGARIA
Business | November 23, 2001, Friday // 00:00
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The French company "Ricobono Press Investment" is interested in the privatization of the Publishing and Printing Complex "Rodina", Apostol Apostolov Director of the Privatization Agency said in Paris. Apostolov presented the current situation and prospects of privatization in Bulgaria to the Organization of the French Employers (MEDEF). "Electricite de France" is interested in the direct privatization of the ventures from the Bulgaria's electricity distributing network, and the SNET concern – showed interest in the sell-off of the Thermal Power Plants in Varna, Rousse and Bobov Dol. Firms SADE, SUEZ and VINSI Constructions intend to make green-field investments to complete the construction of Bulgarian trans-border highways and other infrastructure projects. They are also interested in getting concessions for the Bulgaria's airports.
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