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Mechel buys 21.64% of Vanino Sea Trade Port
Last month the mining group and metallurgical Russian had acquired 55% of the harbour society and then yielded great part of the quota
February 1, 2013
The mining group and metallurgical Mechel-trans Russian has acquired 21.64% of the capital stock of the Vanino Sea Trade Port, society that manages the port of Vanino, in the Russian Far East. The quota is yielded for 4,57 billion rubles (112 million euros) from branches of the mining, metallurgical group and energetic En+ Russian.
To half last month the Mechel group had acquired 55% of the capital stock of Vanino Sea Trade Port for about 15,5 billion rubles to conclusion of the contest for the privatization of the harbour society with the sale of the quota control by the government of the Russian Federation ( on 7 December 2012). In the days following Mechel had sold part of these actions to Russian investor and foreign countries maintaining about 1.5% of the ordinary capital stock of the society.
The port of Vanino is one of the main Russian harbour ports of call: in 2011 it has enlivened 5,9 million tons of cargos and in the 2012 traffic it has been of about six million tons. In the logistic field the Mechel group already has two ports of property: the port of Posiet, put forward on the Sea of Japan, and the fluvial port of Kambarka, situated on the Kama river in the Udmurtia Republic, center-western Russia.
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