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Bosnia: Bakery Firm Klas to Sell Stake in Gradska Pekara

Source: FLEXNEWS
17/01/2007

17 January 2007 - Bosnian bakery and food producer Klas plans to sell its 79.92% stake in local bakery Gradska Pekara, the company said in a statement.

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Klas wants a minimum price of 510,000 Bosnian marka (260,000 euro) for the stake.

The Bosnian press reports that Klas previously failed to sell its stake in Gradska Pekara, after none of the bakery’s minority shareholders expressed interest.



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