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Ukraine has lowered the sale price of one of Europe’s largest engine component factories.

Privatization continues to replenish Ukraine's coffers; a household chemicals plant in Vinnytsia is the next item up for sale.

Ukraine has lowered the sale price of one of Europe's largest engine component factories.

Ukraine’s Cabinet of Ministers approved the terms for selling the government’s 100% stake in the Motordetal-Konotop enterprise’s authorized capital that was previously seized from a Russian senator. The starting sale price was set at ₴268M ($6.4M), which is ₴10M less than the previous initial price set by the cabinet.

Motordetal-Konotop is one of Europe’s largest factories, producing cylinder liners for automobiles, tractors, ships, heat engines, and stationary internal combustion engines. Its production facilities include a cast iron foundry, machining, and auxiliary workshops. Located in Konotop, this profitable and budget-contributing enterprise employs over 700 people. Its clients include well-known companies such as Rolls-Royce, Scania, MAN, Iveco, Mercedes-Benz, Volvo, Renault, and CAT.

The State Property Fund successfully sold the property complex of the Ukrrybproekt state institute in Kyiv for ₴91M ($2.2M). According to auction results, the price surged by 500% from the starting price of ₴15.07M. Additionally, the buyer must pay VAT and settle the institution’s wage debts and outstanding payments to the budget.

 

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