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Resolution by President of the Republic of Uzbekistan RESOLUTION BY PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN DATED April 28, 2015 PP-2340 "ON MEASURES AIMED AT INCREASE OF THE SHARE AND SIGNIFICANCE OF THE PRIVATE OWNERSHIP IN THE ECONOMY" With the aim to enhance the attraction of foreign investments, radical increase of the level and the role of the private ownership in the national economy in ways of deepening the privatization processes and sale of the state-owned shares and assets present at the charter funds (charter capital) of the enterprises to private investors, first place to the foreign investors and, on this basis, to ensure the modernization and technological renovation of production processes, arrangement of manufacture of products being competitive both at the domestic and external markets: 1. It shall be taken into the note that, the State Committee on Privatization, Demonopolization and Development of Competition, the Ministry of Economy, Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Uzbekistan together with the ministries and institutions concerned, the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, regional khokimiyats and Tashkent city khokimiyat have performed critical analysis of presence of the state-owned shares and assets at the charter funds (charter capital) of the enterprises, empty and unfinished by construction facilities being at state ownership and, based on that, the proposals on radical reduction of the state's presence at sectors and spheres of the real economy have been elaborated. 2. The following Lists shall be approved: - of joint-stock companies, at which the state-owned shares and shares of the economic management bodies shall be subject to sale to strategic foreign investors, in accordance with the Appendix No1; - of companies and enterprises at which the state-owned assets and the shares of the economic management bodies shall be subject to sale through the competition sales (public auctions) into the private ownership, first place to foreign investors, with the aim of further modernization, technical re-equipment of the production processes, arrangement of manufacture of competitive products, in accordance with the Appendix No2; - of the state-owned facilities, including those unfinished by construction subject to sale on a competitive basis at a "zero" purchase price with undertaking the investment obligations, in accordance with the Appendix No3; - of the unused state-owned facilities, subject to sale entirely into the private ownership through public sales, in accordance with the Appendix No4; - of the low-profit and inactive organizations, related to which the procedures of liquidation or bankruptcy have been initiated, in accordance with the Appendix No5; 2 - of unused and unfinished by construction state-owned facilities being subject to demolition upon the conclusion issued by the authorized bodies and the resolutions adopted by the district (city) khokimiyats, in accordance with the Appendix No6; 3. The Commission on rise of the efficiency of the activity of the joint-stock companies and improvement of the corporate governance system, formed by the Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No PP-2327 dated March 31, 2015 (Mr. Azimov R.S.) shall: - within a one-month period get approved the time-table for evaluation and putting onto sales of the assets being subject to sale to strategic foreign investors, in accordance with the Appendix No1; - present, on systematic basis, the proposals on additional sale of the parts of the state-owned shares and the shares of the economic management bodies being present at the charter funds (charter capital) of the economic entities. 4. The State Committee for Privatization, Demonopolization and Development of Competition in cooperation with the ministries, institutions, companies, associations concerned, the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, regional and Tashkent city khokimiyats shall, within a one-month period, get approved the time-table for the evaluation and putting onto sales of the assets included into the Appendixes No2 and No4, as well as the time-table for conduct of the competitive biddings for sale of the facilities at a "zero" purchase price, having been included into the Appendix No3. 5. The Council of Ministers of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, regional and Tashkent city khokimiyats, together with the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Architecture and Construction shall, within a one-month period, get approved the time-table for demolition the state-owned facilities, in accordance with the Appendix No6, and conduct, in the established order, of the competitions on providing the entrepreneurship entities with the released land-lots. 6. The order shall be established, in accordance with which: - till a moment of transfer of state-owned facilities to a new owner, responsibility for safety of those facilities shall be born by their asset-holders; - leaseholders of the state-owned facilities, indicated at the Appendixes No3 and No4, who duly fulfill their obligations under the lease agreements, shall possess a preferential right to buy-out the leased production spaces, including those to be sold at a "zero" purchase price under the approved terms; - the state unitary enterprises may be created in exceptional cases only upon a decision adopted by the Government of the Republic of Uzbekistan. 3 7. Amendments shall be entered into certain resolutions previously adopted by the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Cabinet of Ministers, in accordance with the Appendix No7. 8. The State Committee for Privatization, Demonopolization and Development of Competition, the Ministry of Economy and the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Uzbekistan together with the Ministry of Justice, other ministries and institutions concerned shall, within a two-months period, present to the Cabinet of Ministers the proposals on entry into the legislation of the amendments and addenda arising from the present Resolution. 9. Control over implementation of the present Resolution shall be entrusted to Mr. Sh. Mirziyoev, the Prime Minister of the Republic of Uzbekistan. President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Islam Karimov Tashkent city 4 Appendix №1 To the Presidential Resolution of the Republic of Uzbekistan from «____» ____________ 2015. № PD - ____ LIST of joint stock companies, at which state-owned shares and shares of economic management bodies shall be subject to sale to strategic foreign investors Assets subject to sale (%) Retained share of: share of an an economic № Name of a Company Location state-owned economic state managemen share management t body body 2 I. SELLING OF SHARES OF STATE AND ECONOMIC ORGANIZAION SSC «Uzkimyosanoat» 1 JSC «Jizzax plastmassa»1 Jizzakh region 61,04 25,0 − − 2 JSC «Navoiy azot»1 Navoi region 49,0 − − 51,0 3 JSC «Samarkandkimyo»1 Samarkand region 49,0 51,0 − − 4 JSC «Fargona azot»1 Fergana region 48,05 − − 51,0 NHC «Uneftegaz» 5 − 5 JSC «Andijon tajriba-sinov zavodi» Andijan region 51,0 − − − 6 JSC «Bukhoro ta’mirlash mehanika zavodi» Bukhara region 51,0 − − − 7 JSC «Bukhoro neftegazаavtonakl» Bukhara region 51,0 − − − 8 JSC «Uzparkurilish» Bukhara region 51,0 − − − 9 JSC «Qashkadaryo neftegazsanoat qurilish» Kashkadarya region 51,0 − − − 10 JSC «Qashqadaryo neft-gaz qurilish va ta’mirlash» Kashkadarya region 51,0 − − JSC «Tuytepa metal qurilmalari» − 11 Tashkent region 99,4 − − Assets subject to sale (%) Retained share of: share of an an economic № Name of a Company Location state-owned economic state management share management body body 2 0,32 12 JSC «Qo`qon mexanika zavodi» Fergana region 22,76 − 51,0 − 13 JSC «Uzneftgazqurilishinvest» Tashkent city 49,0 − 51,0 − 14 JSC «Sarbon neftegaz» Tashkent city 51,0 − − АК «Uzeltehsanoat» 15 JSC «Sino» Samarkand region − 88,8 − − 16 JSC «Chirchiq transformator zavodi» Tashkent region − 48,6 − 51,0 6 17 JSC «Foton» Tashkent city − 32,2 − 51,0 18 JSC «Oniks» Tashkent city − 54,9 − − SSC «Uzbekyengilsanoat» 19 JSC «Kitob ip yigiruv» Kashkadarya region − 25,0 − − 20 JSC «Norinteks» Namangan region − 13,96 − − SC «Uzqurilishmateriallari» 21 JSC «Kvarts»1 Fergana region 75,0 − − 24,91 JSC «Qizilqumsement»1 Navoi region 22 35,9 − − 51,0 JSC «Ohangaron-shifer» Tashkent region 23 54,0 − − − 24 JSC «Samarqand marmar» Samarkand region 6,9 − − − Financial institutions 25 JSC «Aloqabank» Tashkent city 47,6 − − − Assets subject to sale (%) Retained share of: share of an an economic № Name of a Company Location state-owned economic state management share management body body 2 26 JSC «Turonbank» Tashkent city 63,1 − − − 27 JSC «Uzagrosug`urta» Tashkent city 24,6 − 51,0 − 28 JSC «Kafolat» Tashkent city 15,5 − 51,0 − 7 HC «Uzvinosanoat-holding» 29 JSC «Shahrisabz vino-aroq» Kashkadarya region 40,48 − − 51,0 JSC « N.A. Hovrenko nomidagi Samarkand 30 Samarkand region 20,18 − − 51,0 vinkombinat» SJSRC «Uzbektemiryo`llari» 31 JSC «Urganch ekskavator» Khorezm region − 44,4 − 51,0 SC «Uzavtosanoat» 32 JSC «Jizzaxakkumulyator zavodi» Jizzakh region − 33,0 − 51,0 HC «Uzagrosanoatmash-holding» 33 JSC «Chichiq qishloq xo’jaligi tehnikasi zavodi» Tashkent region − 49,0 − 51,0 34 JSC «Toshkent qishloq xo’jaligi texnikasi zavodi» Tashkent city − 49,0 − 51,0 35 JSC «Texnolog» Tashkent city − 47,8 − 51,0 Food industry companies Association 36 JSC «Чимбай-май» Karakalpakstan Republic 90,2 − − − Assets subject to sale (%) Retained share of: share of an an economic № Name of a Company Location state-owned economic state management share management body body 2 The Ministry of development
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