Turkey says to offer lottery licence to second highest bidder
ISTANBUL, April 16 (Reuters) - The Turkish Privatisation
Administration (OIB) said on Thursday it would offer the
national lottery licence to the second highest bidder in last
year's privatisation tender, ERG-Ahlatci, which offered $2.75
billion.
The OIB said in a written statement that the highest bidder,
a consortium led by a unit of Net Holding NTHOL.IS which bid
$2.76 billion, had failed to meet a deadline of April 15 to
complete the deal.
(Writing by Daren Butler; Editing by Ece Toksabay)
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Keywords: TURKEY PRIVATISATION/LOTTERY
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