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Home » News » Ukrainian Cabinet of Ministers Intends to Privatize 5 Chemical Enterprises

19.09.2006	Ukrainian Cabinet of Ministers Intends to Privatize 5 Chemical Enterprises

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine suggested Verkhovna Rada (the Parliament of Ukraine) suspend the act "List of State-Owned Enterprises not Subject to Privatization" concerning 47 enterprises, reported Delovaja Nedelja.

The list includes following chemical companies: Khimprom (Pervomajsk, Kharkov Region), Kremnijpolimer (Zaporozhje), glass fiber plant (Berdjansk, Zaporozhje Region), Cherkasskij chemical plant, Uglekompozit plant (Zaporozhje).

State budget project 2007 submitted to Verkhovna Rada provides for UAH10.02bn (USD2.00bn) receipts from privatization to the national budget in 2007.

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