Ukraine to Transfer 12 State-Owned Coal Mining Enterprises to State Property Fund
The Cabinet of Ministers approved moving the enterprises from the Ministry of Energy's management to the State Property Fund of Ukraine.
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Ukraine's Cabinet of Ministers has adopted a decision to transfer 12 integral property complexes of state-owned coal mining enterprises from the management of the Ministry of Energy to the State Property Fund of Ukraine, according to Ukrinform.
The move shifts administrative responsibility for the enterprises away from the energy ministry and places it under the State Property Fund, the government body typically tasked with managing, privatizing or restructuring state assets.
The decision did not come with publicly detailed reasoning in the initial report, though such transfers are often undertaken as part of broader efforts to reorganize the management or future disposition of state-owned industrial assets.
No timeline for completing the transfer or further details on the fund's plans for the enterprises were specified in the available report.
Sources
- Twelve state-owned coal mining enterprises to be transferred to State Property Fund — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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