"Mail of Russia" is thinking about putting on the implementation of over 300 private facilities throughout the country. In the range of buildings which parted company, entered the headquarters in Warsaw highway and Moscow post office on Myasnitskaya street.
The total area of selling houses is over 160 thousand sq. m., According to the statements of experts, for all objects will be to gain more than 21 billion rubles.. Besides the famous post office on Myasnitskaya, will go under the hammer premises of the Kazan railway General post office and a medical unit in the malachite the street.
In early June "Mail of Russia" expected to receive from the sale of non-core property of 15-20 billion roubles, but after the introduction of sanctions of the United States and the European Union, this amount has increased by at least 30%. The sale of real estate is one of the sources of funds for modernization of the company: in 2014, the transaction can bring to 8 billion roubles, and in 2015 profit will increase to 12 billion rubles. 63 billion "Mail" expects to raise with the help of new loans in 2014-2017 years.
The General Director of the FSUE Dmitry Strashnov, however, announced that "the current draft of the strategy is not taken into account the sales of apartments of "Mail of Russia" as the informant earnings, and the list of objects does not exist". "The implementation of objects, not involved in the production, likely after incorporation of "Mail of Russia" and only if the need arises incremental investments in infrastructure development", - he admits.
But according to the Izvestia newspaper "Kommersant", which refers to the informants, near to the enterprise, FSUE still plans to Finance the modernization of the implementation of the property. Finishing option strategy "Mail of Russia" of the Ministry of communications plans to submit to the government in September, and while it should revision by individual characteristics, can be considered various options, explained the Deputy head of the Ministry Mikhail Evraev.
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