January 26 (SeeNews) - Croatia's state-owned fund for enterprise restructuring and privatisation, CERP, said it has issued a public call for the sale of the government’s 95.60% stake in research company Institut Za Sigurnost, as well as its minority stakes in four other companies at open bidding auctions.
The starting price for the Institut Za Sigurnost stake is 866,500 euro ($942,000), CERP said in a notice for the public call published on Thursday.
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The bidding auction will be held on February 26, as the deadline to apply for participation is February 15.
The Zagreb-based company provides services related to safety at work.
The fund also has put up for sale its 0.04% stake in dye and coating producer Chromos Boje I Lakovi at a starting price of 4,510 euro.
It also offers for sale its 0.49% stake in port operator Luka Sibenik for a starting price of 8,480 euro.
CERP has set the staring price for its 0.13% stake in tin can manufacturer MGK-Pack at 1,900 euro.
It also offers to sell its 3.25% stake in hotel management Union Cakovec for 35,940 euro. The company runs Hotel Park in Cakovec, in the north of the country.
The bidding auctions for all minority stakes will be on February 15. The deadline to apply for participation is February 5.
($ = 0.920 euro)