Bidding battle looms in Bulgaria

1-Feb-2005

BULGARIA. A closely fought auction is expected over the sale of state-owned Kalotina-Balkantourist, which operates one shop on the Bulgaria?Serbia border, after the country's privatisation agency put it up for public auction earlier this month

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As reported in DFNI November 15 '04, the company was closed last year and began looking for an investor. Bulgaria Duty Free Association chairman Radostin Genov explained: ?The company

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