Za kupovinu državnog udela u Jubmes banci zainteresovano je šest kompanija, tri domaće i tri strane, saznaje Blic u Vladi Srbije.

Ministar finansija Siniša Mali izjavio je nedavno da će država svoj udeo u Jubmes banci od 20,2% prodati do kraja godine.

Kako navodi list, prodaja ove banke u kojoj je država najveći pojedinačni vlasnik gotovo da je izvesna. Jedan od razloga je što su u konkurenciji šest zainteresovanih kompanija ozbiljni igrači koji imaju dobra iskustva u bankarskom sektoru, a drugi činjenica da država ima veliku mogućnost izbora.

- U roku predviđenom javnim pozivom pristiglo je šest pisama o zainteresovanosti za kupovinu državnih akcija u Jubmes banci, među kojiima su tri domaće i tri strane kompanije. Konkurencija je dobra, a Vlada odlučna da u naredna dva meseca proda svoj udeo i tako započne izlazak iz vlasničke strukture nekoliko banaka - izjavio je za Blic neimenovani izvor.

Osim države, najznačajnijeg akcionara, drugi najveći akcionar u Jubmes banci je Beobanka u stečaju sa udelom od 6,6%, dok je na trećem mestu SFRJ sa 5,33% akcija koje nisu podeljenje posle raspada Jugoslavije.

Banka je prošle godine ostvarila dobit od 62,5 miliona dinara, radi sa stanovništvom, ali je strateško usmerenje banke na poslovanje sa pravnim licima. Od 2013. do 2015. godine, banka je imala ozbiljan nivo problematičnih nenaplativih kredita od čak 47%. Polovinom prošle godine, ovaj nivo je sveden na 11,25%, navodi Blic.

List navodi da je "malo poznato da je predsednik Upravnog odbora Jubmes banke Zoran Lilić, bivši predsednik SRJ".

Six companies, three domestic ones and three foreign ones, are interested in purchasing the state"s stock in Jubmes Banka, Blic learns at the Government of Serbia.

Finance Minister Sinisa Mali stated recently that the state would sell its 20.2% stake by the end of the year.

As the newspaper reports, the sale of this bank, the biggest individual owner of which is the state, is nearly certain. One of the reasons is that these six companies are serious players with good experiences in the banking sector, and the other is that the state is presented with a wide range of choices.

– Six letters of interest for the purchase of state shares in Jubmes Banka were sent within the deadline, three from domestic companies and three from foreign ones. The choice is good, and the Government is determined to sell its stake over the next two months and thereby start its exit from the ownership structure of several banks – an unnamed source stated for Blic.

In addition to the state, the most important shareholder, the second biggest one is Beobanka in bankruptcy, whose stake in Jubmes Banka amounts to 6.6%, whereas the third biggest one is former Yugoslavia, with a 5.33% stake which has not been distributed since the breakup of the country.

The bank realized a profit of RSD 62.5 million last year and is working with retail clients, but it is strategically oriented toward working with legal entities. Between 2013 and 2015, the bank"s NPLs amounted to as much as 47%. In mid-2017, the share of NPLs was reduced to 11.25%, Blic reports.

The newspaper writes that it is not well known that the chairman of the Managing Board of Jubmes Banka is Zoran Lilic, a former president of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia”.

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