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03. 07. 2010. Telekom Srbija
29. 03. 2010. Telekom Srbija
17. 12. 2009. Komercijalna banka
15. 12. 2009. Galenika
07. 12. 2009. Landline Licence

08. 09. 2009. Galenika
18. 03. 2009. Economy
30. 01. 2009. Economic Stimulus Package
13. 01. 2009. Foreign Currency Reserves
27. 10. 2008. Telekom Srbija

29. 09. 2008. Fiat
05. 09. 2008. SAA
08. 07. 2008. Government
24. 06. 2008. Government
04. 06. 2008. JAT

12. 05. 2008. Elections
23. 04. 2008. IPO
04. 04. 2008. Energy Agreement
01. 04. 2008. Delta Holding
14. 03. 2008. IPO & JAT

11. 03. 2008. New Elections
04. 03. 2008. Bank of Moscow
27. 02. 2008. Golf Complex
12. 02. 2008. Sports Tender
08. 02. 2008. RTB Bor

04. 02. 2008. Elections
01. 02. 2008. Montenegro
31. 01. 2008. Statkraft
30. 01. 2008. Banking Assets
28. 01. 2008. Heineken International

23. 01. 2008. Russian Energy Deal
21. 01. 2008. Presidential Elections
18. 01. 2008. IPO's
17. 01. 2008. Debt Levels
16. 01. 2008. JAT

15. 01. 2008. IMT
14. 01. 2008. Gazprom
11. 01. 2008. Foreign Exchange & Dinar Value
10. 01. 2008. Russian Energy
09. 01. 2008. Merrill Lynch

08. 01. 2008. RTB Bor
04. 01. 2008. Free Shares
03. 01. 2008. Ministry of Finance statement
28. 12. 2007. Zastava Automobili
27. 12. 2007. NIS

25. 12. 2007. EBRD
24. 12. 2007. Galenika
21. 12. 2007. Zastava & Airport
20. 12. 2007. Banking
19. 12. 2007. Stock Exchange

17. 12. 2007. Bank of Moscow
13. 12. 2007. Elections
13. 12. 2007. Zastava
12. 12. 2007. Energy
11. 12. 2007. Delta Holding

10. 12. 2007. Kosovo
10. 12. 2007. NIS
06. 12. 2007. MOL
05. 12. 2007. Heineken
04. 12. 2007. RTB Bor

03. 12. 2007. DDOR

Galenika

08. 09. 2009.

The next large state privatization to be announced in Serbia will be that of the pharmaceutical company Galenika. The Minister of Economy has placed a minimum price for 70% of the company at EUR 200 million. Germany’s Stad Arzneimittel AG, which owns Hemofarm in Vrsac, and Greece’s Alapis are seen as the most serious contenders for the tender.