Privatization of another package of ALROSA in 2017 is impossible, she told reporters Deputy Finance Minister Alexei Moiseev.
"Not this year for sure. There should be an agreement with the other shareholder (the Republic of Sakha -. RNS). We have always said that the sale of the federal package outside the 10.9% is not possible. Now we have sold from the federation just enough to reach them. Then we'll just have to fall in line, "- he said.
According to Moses, the negotiations between the Federal Property Management Agency and the Republic of Sakha has not yet begun.
"I do not see any possibility of this year. If it is, then later "- summed up Moses.
July 11, 2016 to complete the privatization of 10.9% stake in ALROSA. ALROSA President Andrew Zharkov called privatization satisfactory and stressed that he sees no need for the continuation of privatization.
In December, the head of Yakutia Yegor Borisov reported RNS, which also does not see the need for further privatization of Alrosa. He noted that the issue of the republic further privatization of federal package of 8% was not discussed. Head of the region reiterated the position that the republic will keep its stake of 25% plus one share, and ulus - 8%.
"We believe that today the company is working quite well. From the point of view of efficiency of activity of the company ... there is no need to do this. Privatization is largely with a view to finding an effective owner, "- he said.
However, in terms of privatization for 2017-2019 years, resulting RNS in early February 2017, including the featured and Alrosa.
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Anglo American, which owns an 85 percent stake in De Beers, reported a 27 percent drop in diamond production, to 6 million carats in the third quarter of 2015, from 8.2 million carats a year earlier.
The decrease was due to the decision of the group of companies to reduce the production of diamonds in order to better reflect the current terms of trade.
Anglo's statement to Rough & Polished says that Debswana's production in Botswana declined 35 percent to 4.1 million carats as a result of planned maintenance. The company gave priority to maintenance before mining diamonds in the mines of Zhwaneng and Orapa in light of current market conditions.
On Zhvaneng, the company also paid attention to the extraction of clastic rock and the processing of ore with a lower diamond content.
Diamond production by De Beers Consolidated Mines (DBCM) in South Africa fell by 8% to 1.0 million carats, Anglo reported.
The decline in production was largely due to the low volume of processing and the lower diamond content at the Venetia Mine due to current market conditions.
However, diamond mining in Namibia increased by 4% due to an increase in production volumes in offshore production operations, and partly as a result of increased employment in Mafuta's operations.
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