Ust-Luga Port shares to be sold

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Russia’s northwestern Leningrad region is planning to sell its 21% equity stake in Ust-Luga Company (ULC), the master developer of the Ust-Luga seaport. Bids are invited by 1 November and the tender’s initial price is RUB231.5M (US$2.4M).

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