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Aug 06, 2010 (newstodate): Russia's Nizhny Novgorod International Airport has now opened its long-awaited open tender to attract potential investors.
The open tender running till August 26, 2010, puts 73.6 percent of the airport's stake up for sale, requiring successful participants to invest at least 110 mio US dollars in plans for a comprehensive airport reconstruction including new terminals and other basic infrastructure works.
Late in 2008, a former agreement with Moscow City government to buy 90 percent of the share in the airport was abruptly nullified, leaving the airport company to re-think its road to modernisation.
The open tender running till August 26, 2010, puts 73.6 percent of the airport's stake up for sale, requiring successful participants to invest at least 110 mio US dollars in plans for a comprehensive airport reconstruction including new terminals and other basic infrastructure works.
Late in 2008, a former agreement with Moscow City government to buy 90 percent of the share in the airport was abruptly nullified, leaving the airport company to re-think its road to modernisation.