Telekom starting price set at EUR 1.4bn

"Second, why are we selling 51% instead of 50 or 49?"

Because no one would buy 50 or 49. Why would they?

Unbelievable, this crooked government doesn't even try to hide their criminal intentions anymore. First, Telekom is worth atleast $4bn as it was published in a Politika article not long ago, which the government quickly hushed up. Second, why are we selling 51% instead of 50 or 49? And lastly it is NOT the right time to sell Telekom, not while the global economy is still shaky.

"Unbelievable, this crooked government doesn't even try to hide their criminal intentions anymore. First, Telekom is worth atleast $4bn as it was published in a Politika article not long ago, which the government quickly hushed up."

If it's true that 100% of Serbia Telekom is worth 4bn, then 1.4 billion for 51% as a STARTING price is not that bad. Remember, it will be an auction, with several bidders, and the price will raise if other companies think it's worth.

It won't be a direct sale much below value without competition, like it has been with the sale of NIS to the Russians. The latter has been a political manoeuvre, obviously.

Unbelievable, this crooked government doesn't even try to hide their criminal intentions anymore. First, Telekom is worth atleast $4bn as it was published in a Politika article not long ago, which the government quickly hushed up. Second, why are we selling 51% instead of 50 or 49? And lastly it is NOT the right time to sell Telekom, not while the global economy is still shaky.

"Second, why are we selling 51% instead of 50 or 49?"

Because no one would buy 50 or 49. Why would they?

"Unbelievable, this crooked government doesn't even try to hide their criminal intentions anymore. First, Telekom is worth atleast $4bn as it was published in a Politika article not long ago, which the government quickly hushed up."

If it's true that 100% of Serbia Telekom is worth 4bn, then 1.4 billion for 51% as a STARTING price is not that bad. Remember, it will be an auction, with several bidders, and the price will raise if other companies think it's worth.

It won't be a direct sale much below value without competition, like it has been with the sale of NIS to the Russians. The latter has been a political manoeuvre, obviously.