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ZAGREB, Jan 9 (Hina) - The Croatian Pension Fund sold its 53.61 per
cent stake in "Vecernji List", Croatia's highest circulation daily
newspaper, to the European Development Trust d.o.o. from Zagreb.
The company offered DM 19,514,000, which is 30 per cent over the
nominal amount, and will pay the whole amount within 15 days. The
European Development Trust also offered DM 20 million for
recapitalisation, which will be decided at an assembly of the
Vecernji List joint stock company.
The European Development Trust d.o.o. is a Croatian-registered
company which works on behalf and for the account of the Caritas
Fund which is owned by the Hermitage Trustees Ltd. Further details
about the new owner were not disclosed.
There were eight offers to buy the majority share holding, and
according to the Croatian Pension Fund's Auditing Committee
president Damir Zoric, all of them had offered prices above the
nominal value of DM 15 million and to pay within a short period of
time.
The Croatian Pension Fund, however, had found the amount of the
offered price vital, concerning the fact that the Fund needed DM 400
million each month, Zoric said.
The 'highest price' criterion was supported by all members of the
Auditing Committee.
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