New agenda of sales by Czech government

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The government of the Czech Republic is being forced to make rapid decisions about how to deal with the country's serious economic problems. The sale of large tranches of shares in blue-chip companies may be used in the near future to support the operations of the Czech National Property Fund, the shareholder of the government in 171 large partially privatized companies or companies that have yet to be privatized. The government will make the completion of the privatizations of three leading banks its priority.

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Second Czech voucher wave comes to an end

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The second phase of voucher sales in the Czech Republic will be the last according to Vladimir Rudlovcak, Deputy Finance Minister. Shares purchased in the second phase will be traded on the Prague Stock Exchange on 01 March 1995. 268 companies were totally sold out in the second phase, out of 861 companies, and more than 99% of shares were sold in 402 companies.

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Advisers needed in Czech Republic

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The need for advisers in the privatization efforts in the various industries of the Czech Republic is discussed in detail.

Government regulation, COMMUNICATION, Communications, Broadcasting and Telecommunications, Czech Republic, Economic Programs, Administration of Economic Programs, Finance, Telecommunications services industry, Telecommunications industry, Economic policy, Government business enterprises, Public enterprises

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