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Starting at 1.2 billion VND, closing at 370 billion VND

Báo Xây dựngBáo Xây dựng19/10/2024


By the morning of October 19, the auction of construction sand mining rights at the DB2B mine (Dien Tho commune, Dien Ban town, Quang Nam province) ended.

Bất ngờ phiên đấu giá mỏ cát ở Quảng Nam: Khởi điểm 1,2 tỷ đồng, chốt 370 tỷ đồng- Ảnh 1.

150,000 m3 sand mine was auctioned for up to 370 billion VND. (Illustration photo).

Accordingly, the auction was organized by Dien Ban Town People's Committee in coordination with Hoa Thuan Auction Joint Stock Company.

The type of mineral auctioned is construction sand, with an area of ​​over 6 hectares, the mine reserve according to the approved plan is 159 thousand m3, the starting price R is 5%, the price step 16%R is 0.8%, the deposit is over 242 million VND.

After 200 rounds, starting from the morning of October 18 and ending at around 4am on October 19, the sand mine was priced at 370 billion VND, an increase of 1,534.6% compared to the starting price.

Bất ngờ phiên đấu giá mỏ cát ở Quảng Nam: Khởi điểm 1,2 tỷ đồng, chốt 370 tỷ đồng- Ảnh 2.

The final price step in the sand mining rights auction

The winning bidder is a business headquartered in Da Nang City.

The incident surprised many auction participants and businesses in the mineral exploitation business. According to these units, the price of 370 billion VND for 159 thousand m3 is too high.

The leader of the People's Committee of Quang Nam province said that they have received the information and have directed the relevant agencies to investigate. If there is any violation of bidding regulations, it will be strictly handled according to the law.



Source: https://www.baogiaothong.vn/bat-ngo-phien-dau-gia-mo-cat-o-quang-nam-khoi-diem-12-ty-dong-chot-370-ty-dong-192241019112806699.htm

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