Privatization Administration Puts Up Five Properties in Four Provinces for Sale

Serdar HocamAuthor & Editor

The Privatization Administration of the Ministry of Treasury and Finance has initiated the tender process for five properties in four different cities, with a decision published in the Official Gazette.

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The official announcement regarding the sale of a total of five properties located in Bolu, Denizli, İzmir, and Niğde by the Privatization Administration was published in the Official Gazette and entered into force, officially starting the application process for investors.

Official Gazette Announcement Published

The new sales announcement targeting investors by the Privatization Administration, affiliated with the Ministry of Treasury and Finance, has been published in the Official Gazette. With this announcement, the privatization processes of publicly owned properties in different regions of the country have gained momentum.

Distribution of Properties Put Up for Sale

Within the scope of the sales to be carried out, there is one property in the Mudurnu district of Bolu, one in the Baklan district of Denizli, and one in the Güzelbahçe district of İzmir. Additionally, two properties in the central district of Niğde will be sold, bringing the total number of properties going to tender to five.

Deadline for Bids and Bid Bonds

Final bids to be submitted by interested investors for the properties in question will be accepted until November 5. It was announced that the provisional bid bonds determined to participate in the tenders range between 900 thousand liras and 5 million liras depending on the characteristics of the properties.

Tender Procedure and Progress of the Process

The tenders to be held will be carried out using the bargaining procedure by receiving sealed bids from multiple bidders and conducting negotiations. This process will be concluded with an auction session organized with the participation of the bidders whose negotiation talks continue.