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Auctions for Privatization of State Public Assets PRESS INFORMATION Public Property Agency announces auctions for privatization of State public assets AUCTION "OUTCRY" Nr. Name and Start - stop Degree of Land Initial sales d/o location of the unfinished asset construction completion surface price (%) (ha) (lei) 1 Kindergarten, 1990-1994 43,80 0,2592 50 000 Cobîlea vllg, Şold ăne şti district 2. Club, 1992-1994 40,00 0,1897 570 000 Camencea vllg, Orhei district 3. Kindergarten for 320 places and 1990-1994 76,47 1,1589 220 000 engineering communications, Gordiine şti vllg, Edine ţ district 4. Ambulatory, 1991-1993 61,0 0,6213 800 200 Sipoteni vllg, Călăra şi district 5. Cinema, 1987-1991 40,50 0,095 710 000 Taraclia City, V.Cebanov, 5 str. 6. City Hall Building, 1988-1990 44,00 0,075 120 000 Şerpeni vllg., Anenii Noi district 7. Ambulatory, 1986-1990 57,90 0,6881 75 000 Mih ăileni vllg. Rî şcani disctrict 8. Executive Committee Building, 1990-1992 24,00 0,0895 1 000 000 r-nul Nistrean, Chi şin ău mun., Mircea cel B ătrîn blvd. 9. Administrative block of the 1987- 1994 54,0 9,0671 196 010 00 Institute of Microbiology and Virology with related land - 9.0671 hectares, Chi şin ău mun., Dacia 59 blvd AUCTION "Discount" Nr. Name and Start - stop Degree of Land Initial sales d/o location of the unfinished asset construction completion surface price (%) (ha) (lei) 1. Ambulatory, 1991 - 1995 56,0 0,6530 670 000 Codreanca vllg, Str ăş eni district 2. Kindergarten, 1992 – 1994 22,11 1,2106 116 000 Pîrjota vllg, Râ şcani district 3. School, 1992 – 1995 14,3 1,9174 435 000 Drojdieni vllg, Nisporeni district 4 Town Hall Building, 1990 – 1994 30,0 0,5207 462 000 Petreni vllg., Drochia district 5 Outpatient medical, 1991 – 1993 14,0 0,0924 196 000 Sturzovca vllg., Glodeni district 6. Bathrooms and recreation complex, 1989 – 1993 48,0 0,7168 423 000 City of Rezina, 1 Mai, 4/1 str. 7. Club, 1990 – 1999 50,0 0,1149 209 000 Mihailovca vllg, Sângerei district Assets are exposed to privatization in accordance with Law No. 121-XVI of 4 May 2007 on management and privatization of public property, Government Decision nr.945 of 20 August 2007, as amended and supplemented, under the procedures established in the Regulation on auctions with outcry and discount, approved by Government Decision no.136 of 10 February 2009. Can participate in auctions : a) natural and legal persons from Republic of Moldova; b) foreign natural and legal persons wholly private, stateless persons in accordance with the law; c) associations of persons specified in the letter a) and b ). Participants may act directly or through representatives, authorized under the law. Applicants shall submit, no later than March 13, 2012, 17:00, application for participation as set out in Annex 1 to the Regulation on outcry and discount auction. To the request shall be attached: • local legal participants shell attache the copy of state registration certificate, copy of statement from the State Register of enterprises and organizations and a copy of the legal status in the Republic of Moldova, certified by its leader • foregn, legal participants shall submit copy of registration certificate, issued by the authority and status copy, authenticated established by law • individual participants have to present a copy of the ID and it’s attachment; • it is driven by representatives they have to confirm the right of the sale transaction by proxy; • document on payment of the guarantee that has been paid in the amount of 10% from the initial sales price of the property exposed to discounted or outcry auction. Settlement Account : beneficiary Ministry of Finance – State Treasury, Public Property Agency; tax code 1006601001090, bank account – 3359502; beneficiary bank – Ministry of Finance - State Treasury; bank code – TREZMD2X; treasury account 461300000030101. The purpose of payment will be required to register the name property called for privatization . If the participant intends to participate in bidding several goods, the guarantee will be paid for each item separately. Auction winner’s guarantee is included in the asset purchased. Individuals from Moldova have to pay a participation fee in the amount of 600 lei, legal persons and foreign nationals - 1,200 lei to the above settlement accounts. The participant who awarded the property shall sign the minutes of the auction results, to pay asset price and sign the sale contract, to ensure asset record privatized to tender, as required by law. The participant who awarded the property, but refused to sign - report on the results of bidding, lacks the right to participate in auctions on the given property. In this case, the guarantee shall not be reimbursed . During 20 days after signing the minutes of the outcry auction results, the buyer pays the price of the property awarded. Paying the price awarded in the discount auction will be done within 7 days after signing the minutes. If it is not paid within the prescribed period, the seller has the right to cancel the auction results by issuing an order. In such case, the guarantee shall not be reimbursed. During 7 days after the payment of property awarded to outcry/discount auction the parties conclude the contract of sale. Participants are entitled to attend personally or through their representatives, appointed as required, to take note of set of documents relating to assets exposed to auction and, where appropriate, to visit the properties exposed, as provided by law. Additional information on the legal basis, the progress of the auction and the availability of documents on property exposed to privatization may be requested from the Public Property Agency : [email protected] , telephone: 23-45-89, 22-14-57; office. 343. The auction will take place on March 14, 2012, at 10:00, at the address: Chi şin ău, Pia ţa Marii Adun ări Na ţionale nr.1, House of Government. General Director Tudor COPACI Public Property Agency .
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