The Verkhovna
Rada intends to cancel the compulsory sale on the stock exchanges of 5-10% of
the shares during the privatization of state-owned enterprises, according
to an UNIAN correspondent reporting from the session hall.
Amending the SOE privatization
procedure, the proposed bill aims to abolish the existing regulation on an
obligatory sale of 5-10% of the companies’ shares stock exchanges.
The bill also regulates the
involvement of advisers in the process of privatization of strategic
enterprises. Head of the parliamentary committee on economic policy Andriy
Ivanchuk noted that the counselors will be only be involved during
privatization of strategic enterprises from group "G" at the expense
of the state budget, funds from international organizations and other sources
not prohibited by law.
Minister of Economic
Development and Trade Aivaras Abromavicius has repeatedly called on
parliamentarians to support this bill. According to him, he, in turn, will
contribute to the top transparent privatization.
The minister also noted that
on the adoption of this document depends the date of the beginning of the sale
of state-owned shares of one of the largest manufacturers of chemical products
- the Odessa Portside Chemical Plant.
The residents of the aggressor
state shall not be allowed to take part in a privatization process, according
to the proposed draft law.
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