Commonwealth of Euirasia My Ministry is extremely encouraged by the interest shown by various global firms in purchasing part, or all of the state monopolies on offer. Some sectors in particular have proved to be very popular investment opportunities and where this has happened we will seek to find investment arrangements that benefit all parties.
At present we wish to offer the current allocations:
AirEuirasia - To be sold to EMAC subject to appropriate valuation
Euirasian Steel, Aluminium & Alloys (ESAA) - To be split between Glencore and Haxa Steel. Allocation of assets will be determined by a combination of investment size on the part of the two corporate groups and area of specialisation.
National Rail & Omnibus Corporation NROC) - To be split between Rail and Omnibus services:
-Omnibus services to be sold to Dalton Motors
-Intercity and International Rail links to be sold to LS Railways
-Provincial Rail network to be sold to Dalton Motors
Euirasian Electric Company (EEC) - After carefully weighing the merits of the two bids for the EEC it was decided that the advantages of geographical proximity of Rokkenjima and the potential this offers for infrastructure integration makes Abstergo Industries the preferred party for the takeover of EEC. As part of our market liberalisation plans however we intend to remove barriers to competition in this sector. We therefore invite Riviere to independently invest in the sector if it remains interested in securing a share of the Euirasian energy market.
Euirasian Telecommunications Corporation (ETC) - We are happy to invite both Abstergo Industries and Zenith to purchase physical assets of the ETC in proportion to investment. We intend as a part of reforms to further remove barriers to sector expansion allowing ample opportunity for both groups to expand operations in the country. Much of the countryside remains without adequate mobile network coverage and this provides a significant area for market growth.
Euirasian Coal & Gas (ECG) - We are happy to offer Riviere the requested 20% of assets in the ECG breakup. SeaOil and Glencore are then invited to purchase the remaining share of ECG's assets according to investment and preference.
If any party is unhappy with allocations and wishes to withdraw their bid or enter into negotiations with the Ministry and other bidders we are happy to attempt to make accommodation.
Sincerely
Carl Argent
Minister for Trade and Investment