Rat u Ukrajini različito utiče na privrede 23 zemlje centralne, istočne i jugoistočne Evrope, ukazuje Bečki ekonomski institut (WIIW), koji u novoj prognozi predviđa manji ekonomski rast u istočnoj i centralnoj Evropi, duboku recesiju u Ukrajini i Rusiji, a za Srbiju predviđa privredni rast od 3,6 odsto u ovoj godini.

Institut u prolećnoj prognozi polazi od tzv. “status kvo” osnovnog scenarija, a ukoliko bi rat dalje eksalirao i Evropska unija uvela embargo na naftu i gas iz Rusije, u Istočnoj i srednjoj Evropi bi bio zabeležen i pad privrede.

U svojoj prognozi, WIIW za Srbiju predviđa u ovoj godini privredni rast od 3,6 odsto, a iduću godinu 3,4 odsto, koliko će iznositi i rast u 2024. godini.

oglašena je prodaja imovine firme Interlemind iz Leksovca za obradu i presvlačenje metala, koja se sastoji iz tri celine.

Prvu celinu čine građevinski objekti: proizvodna hala, postrojenje za otpadne vode, magacin hemijskih proizvoda, kompresorska stanica, trafo stanica, garaža, rezervoar za skladištenje tečnog naftnog gasa, skladište alata i dve portirnice.

Od opreme u okviru prve celine, na prodaju su oglašeni i auto dizalica, dve bočne viljuškare, dve čeone viljuškare, motorno vozilo kao i oprema.

Početna cena inovine iz prve celine iznosi 139,63 miliona dinara.

Drugu celinu čine građevinski objekti, magacin sirovina i radionica za poporavku vozila, kao i oprema i enterijer u magacinu sirovina i oprema u radionici za popravku vozila.

Uvtrđena početna cena druge celine iznosi 50,49 miliona dinara.

Kad je u pitanju treća celina imovine oglašene za prodaju, nju čine građevinski objekti: isparivačka merno regulaciona stanica uz pripadajuću opremu, gasna stanica, magacin boja i lakova, kao i skladište mulja iz otpadnih voda.

Treća celina ponuđena je na prodaju po početnoj ceni od 6,06 miliona dinara.

Javno nadmetanje održaće se 30. maja, a više detalja možete videti OVDE.

The property of the metal processing and coating company Interlemind from Leskovac, which consists of three lots, has been put up for sale.

The first lot consists of buildings: a production hall, a waste water treatment facility, a chemical product storage facility, a compressor station, a substation, a garage, a tank for the storage of liquefied natural gas, a tool warehouse and two guardhouses.

Of the equipment within the first lot, the offer includes a car lift, two lateral forklifts, two frontal forklifts, a motor vehicle and equipment.

The initial price of the property from the first lot amounts to RSD 139.63 million.

The second lot consists of buildings, a warehouse of raw materials and a vehicle repair shop, as well as the equipment and the interior at the warehouse of raw materials and the equipment at the vehicle repair shop.

The determined initial price of the second lot is RSD 50.49 million.

When it comes to the third lot, it consists of buildings: an evaporation-measuring regulation station with the accompanying equipment, a gas station, a warehouse of paints and coatings, as well as a storage facility for sludge from waste waters.

The third lot is put up for sale at an initial price of RSD 6.06 million.

Public bidding will be held on May 30.

Gazprom has fully suspended gas supplies to the Bulgarian company Bulgargaz and the Polish PGNiG due to their failure to pay in rubles in due time, the Russian holding said in a statement on Wednesday, TASS reports.

– Gazprom Export has notified Bulgargaz and PGNiG of the suspension of gas supplies from April 27 until the payments are made according to the procedure outlined in the Decree – the company announced.

Gazprom Export has not yet received from those companies payments for the gas supplied in April, which were to be made in rubles as prescribed by the Russian Presidents Decree dated March 31, 2022, as of the end of the working day on April 26, the Russian gas company added.

Bulgaria and Poland are transit states, Gazprom noted, due to which “in case of unauthorized offtake of Russian gas from the volumes intended for transit into third countries, the transited supplies will be reduced by the volume that was offtaken," the statement said.

– Hungary is receiving Russian gas as normal via Serbia and Bulgaria despite a clash between the latter and Russian gas supplier Gazprom – announced Hungarys foreign minister, Peter Szijjarto.

– I want to assure everyone that the non-delivery of gas shipments to Bulgaria does not mean a halt in transit shipments via Bulgaria – Peter Szijjarto said on his Facebook page, Reuters reports.

He added that Hungarys next payment was due on May 22 and the country would transfer funds in euros to Gazprombank to be converted into rubles.