Za nešto više od 2.100 evra, BIP u stečaju ponudio je na prodaju umetnička dela Miloša Šobajića i Janka Brašića koja su pokretna kulturna dobra.
Narodni muzej u Beogradu 2021. je dela "Papilolon Nocturne" Miloša Šobajića i "Berba" Janka Brašića proglasio kulturnim dobrima, a kroz stečaj BIP-a ta su dela po drugi put ponuđena na prodaju, prenosi Tanjug.
Zajednička početna cena iznosi 261.000 dinara, a javno nadmetanje zakazano je za 3. novembar. Podsetimo, ove umetničke slike su prethodno bile oglašene na prodaju u julu, a početna cena je tada bila osetno viša, 373.321 dinara po slici.

BIP prodat prošle godine
BIP je prošle godine kupila firma Auto Čačak u konzorcijumu sa nemačkom firmom, i to za oko 17,7 miliona evra. Početkom ove godine, Agencija za licenciranje stečajnih upravnika je objavila da su prodate i nekretnine BIP-a u Skadarliji.

Iako se i dalje ne zna konkretno šta će biti sa imovinom BIP-a, na lokaciji pored Mostarske petlje u srcu Beograda planira se gradnja komercijalnih sadržaja, što je i navedeno u Planu detaljne regulacije.
Cilj izrade plana, kako se navelo u dokumentaciji, jeste formiranje novog gradskog centra uz stanicu “Prokop” i stvaranje uslova za razvoj komercijalnih delatnosti, kao i transformacija stare Vajfertove pivare iz 1873. godine zarad industrijskog turizma.

Podsetimo, Bip je osnovao Čeh Vajnhapal iz Sremske Mitrovice po dozvoli kneza Miloša 1839. godine. Prava industrijska proizvodnja je započela tek 1872. godine, kada je Đorđe Vajfert izgradio fabriku na brdu “Smutekovac”, kod današnje Mostarske petlje, na mestu gde se i danas nalazi. Pre privatizacije 2007. godine u pivari je radilo oko 500 radnika.

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The Serbian dinars official median exchange rate against the euro is 117.3176 dinars for one euro on Tuesday, which is a slight change from Monday, the National Bank of Serbia said.

 

BELGRADE - The Serbian dinars official median exchange rate against the euro is 117.3176 dinars for one euro on Tuesday, which is a slight change from Monday, the National Bank of Serbia said.

The dinar is steady against the euro m-o-m and up by 0.2 pct y-o-y and relative to the beginning of the year.

The dinars indicative exchange rate against the dollar was down by 0.2 pct to 120,0917 dinars for one dollar on Monday.

The dinar was down against the dollar by 2.0 pct m-o-m and by 15.6 pct y-o-y, declining by 13.5 pct relative to the beginning of the year.

Svetska banka predviđa da će privredni rast Srbije u 2024. godini iznositi 2,8 odsto.
Svetska banka je u danas objavljenom Ažuriranom ekonomskom izveštaju za region Evrope i centralne Azije (ECA) zadržala istu projekciju rasta BDP-a Srbije u 2022. godini, kao iz juna ove godine, od 3,2 odsto.

Takođe, nije izmenjena ni junska projekcija rasta BDP-a u 2023. od 2,7 odsto.

Following the launch of a criminal investigation of four NIS Petrol employees in Romania on suspicion of disclosure of confidential data about the countrys mineral reserves, the oil company Naftna industrija Srbije (NIS) said it strictly complied with local regulations of countries it operated in.
BELGRADE/BUCHAREST - Following the launch of a criminal investigation of four NIS Petrol employees in Romania on suspicion of disclosure of confidential data about the countrys mineral reserves, the oil company Naftna industrija Srbije (NIS) said it strictly complied with local regulations of countries it operated in.

In a statement sent to Tanjug, NIS said it would fully cooperate with all Romanian authorities.

"The basic principle of NISs operations is strict compliance with applicable legal regulations of countries it operates in. The company has been cooperating and will fully cooperate with all authorities to clarify all aspects related to the activities of the company and its employees in Romania," the statement said.

Romanian authorities said on Monday four employees of the Romanian unit of Serbia-based NIS Petrol were under criminal investigation on suspicion of disclosure of business information.

According to an official statement, prosecutors for organised crime said police had raided the units offices in Bucharest and Timisoara, as well as the employees homes, seizing several documents and data storage media.

Eight people have been apprehended for questioning by the Directorate for Investigating Organised Crime and Terrorism, with criminal indictments filed against four employees, who are foreign and Romanian nationals.

The four are alleged to have sent non-public information about Romanian mineral reserves to the Serbian mother company.

Quoting reports by local media, AP has said the four suspects were Moldovan nationals who were senior representatives of the Romanian unit of NIS Petrol.

Serbia sold the majority stake in the state-owned oil company NIS to Russias Gazprom Neft in 2008.

Commenting on the raids, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said they had nothing to do with Serbia and that Belgrade would request information about the case from Romania.

"This has nothing to do with the energy war, but with a political and espionage war, so that some who are considered to be disobedient can be disciplined additionally. That said, I am not ruling out the possibility of real blame on the part of NIS, but I have not dealt with that. I know there are no Serbian nationals (involved) - it (the company) is Russian-owned, and we will request information from our Romanian friends," Vucic told Pink TV in Budapest on Monday.