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For 500 million sell an oil plant with an elevator in the Rostov region

In the Rostov region put up for sale a large oil plant with an elevator

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For 500 million sell an oil plant with an elevator in the Rostov region

In the Rostov region put up for sale a large oil plant with an elevator. The announcement appeared on the site of announcements in late September.

The complex includes an elevator, warehouses, butter shop, mill, receiving purification tower and grain warehouses. There is a laboratory and weighing, including 60 and 30 tons of car weight. There are seven points of reception and seven points of shipment.

Previously, the object was auctioned by CJSC "Worker" with an estimate of about 500 million rubles. It's now selling for $164 million. In April, the complex was put up for sale at the same price, but no buyer was found.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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