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Administrative Building 05.05.2021 Small Privatization News-letter More auctions are available at privatization.gov.ua Veterinary Hospital Premises 2, Khvyliovoho St., urban-type settlement Yezupil, Tysmenytskyi district, Ivano-Frankivsk region Veterinary hospital premises including: a veterinary hospital with the total area of 74.5 sq. m.; a garage with an area of 39.4 sq. m. A one- story building of veterinary hospital with the total area of 74.5 sq. m., constructed until 1939. Foundation: concrete; walls – wood; roof – zinc metal. Stove heating. A garage building with an area of 39.4 sq. m., year of construction – 1972. Foundation: concrete; walls – brick; roof – slate. 11.05.2021 Take part in Object information e-auction ₴79 551 Non-residential Building 20-б, Varovytska St., Plesetske village, Vasylkivskyi district, Kyiv region The object is located in the middle of the village of Plesetske, not far from the village end border. Private residential buildings, commercial buildings and agricultural fields are nearby. The access way to the object is an asphalt road. The object is a separate non- residential building (canteen). It’s a capital one-story building of rectangular configuration in the plan. It is typical for this type canteen premises. It has 4 separate entrances that conditionally form separate groups of premises. 11.05.2021 Take part in Object information e-auction ₴652 950 Hospital Premises 3a, Kotliarevskoho St., Nadvirna town, Ivano-Frankivsk region A one-story brick building of a veterinary hospital with the total area of 126.5 sq. m., year of construction – 1939. Foundation: quarry stone and concrete; walls – brick; roof – metal; heating – stove. Gas, water supply system, sewerage are available. The vivarium building of planks with an area of 72 sq. m., year of construction – 1980. Foundation – quarry stone and concrete; roof – slate; stove heating; gas is available. A brick building for animal dissection with an area of 5.3 sq. m., built in 1970; foundation – quarry stone and concrete; roof – slate; stove heating; gas is available. A toilet of planks with an area of 1 sq. m. Metal gate with an area of 7.8 sq. m. A quarry stone well. 11.05.2021 Take part in Object information e-auction ₴231 100 Administrative Building 4, Ukrainska St., urban-type settlement Kalanchak, Kalanchatskyi district, Kherson region The object consists of a one-story administrative building with the total area of 110.8 sq. m. and a garage with the total area of 20.4 sq. m. Materials: foundation – quarry stone and concrete; walls – coquina stone, plastered. Floor – wood; roof – wooden planks, slate. Windows and doors – wood. Balance holder: The Main Department of State Service of Ukraine on Food Safety and Consumer Protection. 13.05.2021 Take part in Object information e-auction ₴185 536 Canteen Building 1B, Sluzhbova St., Sokolivka village, Kryzhopilskyi district, Vinnytsia region The canteen building with extension, supporting walls, entrance site, with the total area of 168.7 sq. m. A one-story building of 1984 year of putting into operation. Foundation – stone; walls – brick; roof – slate. There is lighting, water supply system, sewage. The condition is satisfactory. 13.05.2021 Take part in Object information e-auction ₴223 021 Non-residential Building 1, Hrushevskoho St., Vasylkiv town, Kyiv region The small-scale privatization object is a separately located one-story non- residential building with the total area of 262.3 sq. m. Year of construction – 1973. The building is capital and has a complex configuration in the plan. It has 2 separate entrances, forming separate groups of premises, united with each other. A large banner is stretched from the facade part along the entire length. The main structural elements of the building: the foundation - concrete; walls – wooden and covered with bricks; roof – slate; openings – wooden (there is no finishing of openings). There is no engineering equipment (traces of dismantling are available). The building is located in the central part of the city of Vasylkiv on the corner of Soborna Street and Hrushevskoho Street. 13.05.2021 Take part in Object information e-auction ₴1 203 400 Administrative Building with Basement 2, Myru St., Zhashkiv town, Zhashkivskyi district, Cherkasy region Two-story brick administrative building with a basement with a total area of 700.5 sq. m.; porch I, II; paving, III; year of construction − 1981, located in the central part of the city. It has two entrances. Foundation − concrete blocks; walls and partitions − brick, tiled; overlapping - reinforced concrete slabs; roof – asbestos cement sheets (reconstruction in 2012); floor – cement, linoleum; interior doors – wooden, entrance door − metal; windows – wooden with grilles; interior decoration – paint, wallpaper; external arrangement − tile. Operating utilities: centralized heating, water supply, electricity; autonomous drainage (cesspool). 14.05.2021 Take part in Object information e-auction ₴2 222 484 Group of Inventory Objects 29a, Rybalska St., Verhuny village, Khorolskyi district, Poltava region. The building of the former veterans' house, with a total area of 192.5 sq. m.: foundation - brick, rubble, concrete; walls - shell rock, brick; roof - slate; overlap - wood; floor - wood; there is no engineering equipment, except for water heating. Kitchen, with a total area of 37.8 sq. m.: foundation - brick, rubble; walls - shell rock; roof - slate; overlap - wood; floor - wood; engineering equipment is absent, except for furnace heating. Shed, with a total area of 8.6 sq. m.: foundation - brick, rubble; walls - shell rock; roof - slate; overlap - wood; floor - wood; there is no engineering equipment. Cellar, with a total area of 8.5 sq. m.: foundation - brick, rubble; walls - shell rock; roof - slate; overlap - reinforced concrete; there is no engineering equipment. Well No. 1: foundation - reinforced concrete rings. 14.05.2021 Take part in Object information e-auction ₴74 485 Group of Inventory Objects 10, Lesiva Ya. St., Stryi town, Lviv region Group of inventory objects consisting of: an administrative building with an area of 641.5 sq. m.; a house for reading, with an area of 117.0 sq. m.; a checkpoint, with an area of 8.0 sq. m.; an administrative building No 2, with an area of 227.0 sq. m.; a central warehouse with an area of 247.0 sq. m.; a perforation laboratory, a carpentry, with an area of 336.6 sq. m.; a cable magnetization premise with an area of 41.1 sq. m.; repair workshops with an area of 740.9 sq. m.; a laboratory with an area of 118.3 sq. m.; a high pressure chamber with an area of 62.4 sq. m.; a pipe testing room with an area of 93.0 sq. m.; boiler premise with an area of 70.4 sq. m.; warehouses with an area of 108.3 sq. m.; a checkpoint with an area of 4.9 sq. m.; a toilet; gas station with an area of 3.8 sq. m.; storage of oils with an area of 39.0 sq. m. 14.05.2021 Take part in Object information e-auction ₴5 719 600 Non-residential Building 21, Centralna St., Zachepylivka urban-type settlement, Zachepylivskyi district, Kharkiv region Foundation, walls – slag; roof – slate; floor, windows and doors - wooden. There is no drainage, heating and power supply is disconnected. The building was previously used by the Main Department of Statistics in Kharkiv region. As of today, it is not used for its intended purpose. There are no lease contracts. The object is located on a land plot of 0.1828 ha. 14.05.2021 Take part in Object information e-auction ₴123 500 Property complex of SOE “Special Design and Technological Bureau of G. E. Pukhov Institute of Modelling Problem in Power Engineering of National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine” 44, Pushkinska St., Zhytomyr, Zhytomyr region The object includes: a part of a three-story administrative building with the total area of 1287.7 sq. m., equipped with a heat meter with sensors in a set, which is located in the center of the city next to low-rise housing and educational institutions, address: 44, Pushkinska Street, Zhytomyr city. A three-story brick building built in 1966 with reinforced concrete overlapping, asbestos and cement roof, equipped with electric lighting, water supply, sewerage, central heating, the condition is satisfactory. 14.05.2021 Take part in Object information e-auction ₴6 003 000 Separate property of Rava-Ruska operating location and alcohol storage of SOE “UKRSPYRT” 50, 22-January St., Rava-Ruska town, Zhovkivskyi district, Lviv region Separate property of Rava-Ruska operating location and alcohol storage of SOE “UKRSPYRT” The list of property that is part of the object is attached in a separate file. Balance holder: SOE “UKRSPYRT”. 14.05.2021 Take part in Object information e-auction ₴27 721 554 Property complex of SOE “State Institute for Design of Meat and Dairy Industry Enterprises “Poltavadipromyasomolprom” 1, Sapiho St., Poltava, Poltava region Property complex of state owned enterprise “State Institute for Design of Meat and Dairy Industry Enterprises “Poltavadipromyasomolprom”. The main activity, according to the Charter is: activities in the field of architecture. The property complex includes: a two-story brick building with a basement with a total area of 2427.3 sq. m., a fence, a fence a gate, one unit of transport facility, equipment, machinery, inventory and other personal property of 913 units. 14.05.2021 Take part in Object information e-auction ₴18 441 832 State block of shares of the authorized capital of PrJSC “Ista-Center” 30, Kursantska St., Dnipro cit The state block of shares in the amount of 21.5524% of the authorized capital of PrJSC “Ista-Center”, The main activity in accordance with the charter is the production of batteries and accumulators. ISTA plants have the ability to produce about 5-5.5 million batteries, which allows them to occupy a leading position in the accumulators’ market.
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