Tragic Loss: Romanian Citizen with Israeli Citizenship Killed in Gaza
A Romanian national, Tal Haimi, who also held Israeli citizenship, was tragically killed in Gaza, as confirmed by the Romanian Foreign Ministry
The Bulgarian company Ellatzite Med is striving to acquire the largest copper mine in Romania, Cupru Min SA Abrud.
The information is reported by the Romanian Adevarul.
The initial bidding price is set at EUR 60 M. Other interested candidates include companies from Canada, the Netherlands and Australia.
Bidding applications will be opened, checked and analyzed by March 26, 2012. After that date, Romania will announce the list of companies allowed to take part in the public tender.
The privatization of Cupru Min was requested by the International Monetary Fund. There have been two failed attempts in 2008 to privatize the mine.
According to the company's accounting reports, it had a profit of RON 18.8 M in 2010, after losses of RON 17.9 M in 2009. Cupru Min has debt of RON 71 M, the publication notes.
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