Bankruptcy sale of Koksara Lukavac assets, city buys water filter station
Summary
The bankruptcy administration of Koksara Lukavac is continuing a partial sale of production units to settle claims by former workers and creditors, with the city of Lukavac buying a water filter station for just over three million KM from the cantonal budget. Bankruptcy administrator Almir Bajrić said workers should receive over 2.5 million KM around October 23, covering about 60 percent of their claims, though some former workers cite different estimates.
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(Patria) - Više neuspješnih pokušaja prodaje lukavačke Koksare dovelo je do toga da je parcijalna prodaja atraktivnih proizvodnih cjelina postala jedina racionalna opcija za namirenje
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Municipality: Lukavac
Places mentioned in the report
Doboj is mentioned only as the endpoint of the Lukavac-Doboj road along which land has been turned into a business zone, while Tuzla Canton, the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Bosnia and Herzegovina are the wider administrative areas Lukavac belongs to.
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- 06:15 PMNezavisna novinska agencija PatriaOpen the original
- 06:50 PMRadiosarajevo.baOpen the original
- 07:15 PMTuzlanski.baOpen the original
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