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ZAGREB, July 26 (Hina) - Environment Protection and Energy Minister Tomislav Coric said on Thursday the process of a possible buyout of Hungarian energy group MOL's stake in Croatian peer INA was taking its course and that he expected an expert analysis by the government's consultants, Morgan Stanley and partners, to be ready by year's end.
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