Property of chemical company Neven Leskovac in bankruptcy being sold

A part of the property of the chemical company Nevena in bankruptcy, in the Djordja Stamenkovica Street in Leskovac, has been put up for sale. As the company told eKapija, the production will continue, as the purchaser is looking for non-production facilities.

– The facilities in which the production was reinitiated following the bankruptcy proceedings are now under lease and will be offered later, most probably in the spring – the company says.

Let us remind that Nevena & All Me, the company owned by Slobodanka Vlajcic, took over the facilities of this chemical company after the bankruptcy proceedings and reinitiated the production of cosmetics products. Around fifty workers are employed in this sector at the moment.

Nevena Leskovac used to have 500 employees. Let us remind that the factory was bought by the Bulgarian company Bulcvet in 2017 and the Privatization Agency terminated the privatization in 2010, as the owner failed to adhere to the terms of the purchase contract.

Among the property that the Bankruptcy Supervision Agency has now put up for sale are production halls, warehouses, head office buildings, a substation, a crude oil unit, a guardhouse and equipment. The initial price is RSD 67.3 million, and the potential purchaser will be known no sooner than late January, following the public auction scheduled for January 26.

Hemijska industrija Nevena doo

Nevena & all me cosmetics Leskovac

Agencija za licenciranje stečajnih upravnika Beograd

sale of Nevena Leskovac property

Slobodanka Vlajcic

manufacture of cosmetics products