The Bor Sugar Factory land tender canceled

The Bor Sugar Factory land tender canceled
Date: 19.2.2020 12:00

Milli Gazete brought the “villa with a pool” scandal at the Bor Sugar Factory to the agenda in August.

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The tender for the delivery of the 625 thousand square meter valuable land of the Bor Sugar Factory, which is publicly known, with our headline, was canceled on the grounds that it was not sued. With the headline news of the Milli Gazete, the tender was not even offered to the tender of the land due to the public reaction.
 

HURRIEDLY ON SALE

 
With the privatization tender held in 2018, Bor Sugar Factory was handed over to a company that did not participate in the tender contrary to the laws and tender specifications. It was found out that the Dişli family, who took over the factory, had demolished the union building on the sugar factory in the state and had them built a pool villa. The Privatization Administration had also sold 625 thousand square meters of land, which was built with a pool villa, in a hurry last July.
 

THERE WAS NO BIDDERS WHEN COMING OUT

 
The introduction of the pool villa scandal by the Milli Gazete revealed the calculations on the state owned land of the Bor Sugar Factory. "The Sugar Factory, Became a Villa with a Pool!" Along with the headline news, it caused a great reaction in the public, and no bidder was given to the sales tender held in September.
 
With the privatization tender held in 2018, the Bor Sugar Factory was handed over to a company that did not enter the tender in violation of the laws and tender specifications, while a big scandal broke out about the 625 thousand square meter land of the plant in question. It was found out that the Dişli family, who took over the factory, had demolished the union building on the sugar factory in the state and had them built a pool villa. The Privatization Administration had also sold 625 thousand square meters of land, which was built with a pool villa, in a hurry last July. The pool villa scandal brought about by the Milli Gazete on the unsold state land of the Bor Sugar Factory last August caused a great public outrage.
 
It was noteworthy that the land leased to Bor Şeker AŞ was put up for sale immediately after the construction of a villa with a pool, that is, 8 months after the lease agreement. The Dişli family demolished the union building on the land and built the villa with a pool in April last year, while the Privatization Administration put the land on sale 3 months later, in July. The land was put up for sale immediately after the rental company had built a pool villa with a serious expense, and the tender to be held made it questionable.
 

THE CUSTOMIZATION ADMINISTRATION HAS NOT SEEN THE VILLA WITH THE POOL!

 
The Privatization Administration responded to our questions on the subject via CIMER and noted: "The tender was canceled due to the absence of an offer for the privatization tender of the Boron Sugar Factory within the scope of the sale of the privatized sugar factories."
 
On the other hand, it was revealed that the Privatization Administration was hiding the pool villa in its sales advertisement prepared for the sale of land. The trade union building of the Privatization Administration, which was demolished instead of a pool villa, was shown in the sales ad. It was noteworthy that the appraisal of the land was made according to the union building, which was not compared to the pool villa.
 

MİLLİ GAZETE'S NEWS DEFECTED ALL ACCOUNTS

 
The introduction of the pool villa scandal by the Milli Gazete broke all accounts on the state owned land of the Bor Sugar Factory. While the headline news of Milli Gazete, "It was a Sugar Factory, became a Villa with a Pool!", caused a great reaction in the public opinion and no bidder was made for the sales tender held in September.

YEREL HABERLER

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